The VELCO STATCOM based transmission system project

Reed, G.; Paserba, John; Croasdaile, T.; Takeda, Masatoshi; Hamasaki, Y.; Aritsuka, T.; Morishima, Naoki; Jochi, S.; Iyoda, Isao; Nambu, Masahiko; Toki, N.; Thomas, L.; Smith, George S.; LaForest, D.; Allard, William Albert; Haas, Daniel R.

doi:10.1109/pesw.2001.917226

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“…The STATCOM is composed of a voltage-source inverter with a DC capacitor, coupling transformer, and signal generation and control circuit. The voltage source inverter for the transmission STATCOM operates in multi-bridge mode to reduce the harmonic level of the output current [9]. Fig.4 shows a single-phase equivalent circuit in which the STATCOM is controlled by changing the phase angle between the inverter output voltage and the bus voltage at the common point connection point.…”

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“Compensation of Reactive Power Using D-STATCOM”

Kishore¹,

Reddy²

2014

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“Compensation of Reactive Power Using D-STATCOM”

Kishore¹,

Reddy²

2014

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“…The availability of large GTO thyristors has made STATCON competitive with conventional SVC. And during latest yeas there have been many practical STATCON projects all over the world [10,11] . Figure 5.…”

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Utilizing STATCON to Resolve Delayed Voltage Recovery Problem in SEC-WR

Han

Cao

et al. 2009

2009 Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference

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This paper presents the phenomenon of delayed voltage recovery in power system of Saudi Electricity Company Western Region (SEC-WR), resulting from motor stalling of large air-conditioner (A/C) loads after faults. Parameters of the air-conditioning model are tuned successfully and reasonably by comparing simulation results with the Dynamic System Monitor (DSM) recorded disturbances. To solve this problem, a Static Condenser (STATCON) system is introduced in SEC-WR network, and the modeling of STATCON is developed for PSS/E (Power System Simulator for Engineering). The effectiveness of employing STATCON to resolve delayed voltage recovery is verified through simulation in this paper.

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“…Unified Power Flow Controllers (UPFC) [10]- [11], Convertible Series Compensators (CSC) [12], back-to-back dc ties (VSC-BTB) [13]- [14] and VSC transmission [5]. In addition to these referenced and other applications, there are several recently completed STATCOMs in the US., in the states of Vermont [15]- [16], California and Texas . In addition, there are new1y planned STATCOMs in Connecticut [9] and Texas, as well as a small STATCOM (D-VAR) planned for BC Hydro [10] and several other locations.…”

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