Simulation of power quality events using simulink model

Tan, Rodney H.G.; Ramachandaramurthy, Vigna K.

doi:10.1109/peoco.2013.6564557

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“…With relation to harmonic distortion indicators, the prevalent indicator to measure the harmonic distortion is the representation of the “ harmonic spectrum ,” since it is used in 67% of the existing studies . With a similar level of penetration, the THD is used by 71% of the works , and the display of the “ voltage and current waveforms ” is included in 52% of the studies . The real PF is another metric commonly used in harmonic modeling and simulation, considered in 33% of the existing studies .…”

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A survey on modeling and simulation practices for teaching power harmonics

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Plaza

Marcuello

et al. 2018

Comp Applic In Engineering

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In recent years the undergraduate engineering curriculum of several areas has started to incorporate the study of harmonic distortion on electrical systems. Several education simulation tools have been developed and investigated, most of them a short time ago. However, to the best of our knowledge, there is not any literature review on this topic. In this work, we present for the first time a systematic survey on educational tools to model and simulate the effect of power harmonics on industrial electrical networks. As a result, several improvement aspects have been identified and recommendations and implications for future research have been provided. For that, a retrospective study has been accomplished, showing a growing trend toward simulation and modeling. The key instructors’ perceptions to incorporate these practices are the ease of the teaching‐learning process and the importance of modeling and simulation in the industry. The main research challenge is the conduction of integral assessments that comprise both tools’ quality and use experience, and their contribution to achieve learning outcomes. Statistical tests should be used to validate the academic results obtained. This is a major challenge, since only a few of the existing studies incorporate such tests. Other implications for future research refer to the involvement of a higher number of students in the evaluations and the use of free software in the development of the applications.

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A survey on modeling and simulation practices for teaching power harmonics

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Marcuello

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“…With relation to harmonic distortion indicators, the prevalent indicator to measure the harmonic distortion is the representation of the “harmonic spectrum,” since it is used in 68% of the existing studies . With a similar level of penetration, the THD is used by 63% of the works , and the display of the “voltage and current waveforms” is included in 47% of the studies . The real PF is another metric commonly used in harmonic modeling and simulation, considered in 32% of the existing studies .…”

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“…Other additional functionalities that have been considered are the analysis of the load power flow [3,12], the examination of the loads’ behavior for different frequencies or the modeling and simulation of filters to mitigate the effect of the non‐linear loads [12,38]. Several authors have contextualized modeling and simulation of harmonic distortion in particular types of electrical systems such as transformers [63,66], dc‐motors speed variators , energizing of capacitor banks, starting of induction motors , photovoltaic systems , wind generators , adjustable speed drives or grid systems , among others. The non‐linear loads most commonly used are power converters [11,51] such as rectifiers, inverters, etc.…”

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A survey on modeling and simulation practices for teaching power harmonics

Igual

Plaza

Marcuello

et al. 2018

Comp Applic In Engineering

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In recent years the undergraduate engineering curriculum of several areas has started to incorporate the study of harmonic distortion on electrical systems. Several education simulation tools have been developed and investigated, most of them a short time ago. However, to the best of our knowledge, there is not any literature review on this topic. In this work, we present for the first time a systematic survey on educational tools to model and simulate the effect of power harmonics on industrial electrical networks. As a result, several improvement aspects have been identified and recommendations and implications for future research have been provided. For that, a retrospective study has been accomplished, showing a growing trend toward simulation and modeling. The key teachers’ perceptions to incorporate these practices are the ease of the teaching‐learning process and the importance of modeling and simulation in the industry. The main research challenge is the conduction of integral assessments that comprise both tools’ quality and use experience, and their contribution to achieve learning outcomes. Statistical tests should be used to validate the academic results obtained. This is a major challenge, since only a few of the existing studies incorporate such tests. Other implications for future research refer to the involvement of a higher number of students in the evaluations and the use of free software in the development of the applications.

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“…In [3] a set of five simulation models is presented to simulate various power quality events in a distribution system using the SimPowerSystems blockset, like voltage sag, transient, notches and harmonics. The operation of some industrial loads that cause pollution on the electric power system is also simulated in the literature.…”

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Analysis of Causes and Effects of Harmonic Distortion in Electric Power Systems and Solutions to Comply with International Standards Regarding Power Quality

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Barrero‐González

et al. 2015

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Part 12: Energy: ImprovementInternational audienceIn recent years, power quality has gained importance due to increasing pollution in the electric system as a consequence of the proliferation of non-linear loads connected to the grid. For this reason, research has been intensified on this issue to improve power quality; especially through simulation models development using software tools, which allow studying the possible causes and effects of disturbances on the electric system and testing solutions to mitigate these power quality events. This paper focuses on analyzing by simulation a possible cause, effect and solution of harmonic distortion, as an example of using cloud-based platforms in order to get the power quality requirements of the future Smart Grid

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Simulation of power quality events using simulink model

Cited by 27 publications

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A survey on modeling and simulation practices for teaching power harmonics

A survey on modeling and simulation practices for teaching power harmonics

A survey on modeling and simulation practices for teaching power harmonics

Analysis of Causes and Effects of Harmonic Distortion in Electric Power Systems and Solutions to Comply with International Standards Regarding Power Quality

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