Transient Stability Analysis of Multi-machine Power System with Hybrid Power Flow Controller

Yadav, Shashank; Tiwari, Sukriti; Kumar, Ashwani

doi:10.1109/picc51425.2020.9362390

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“…It also accomplishes the role of a controlled voltage source when it is coupled in series to the transmission line as cited in Cherif et al (2021). HPFC1 is shown in Figure 4, and the mathematical presentation is in Yadav et al (2020). P 1 : active power of SSSC1; P 2 : active power of SSSC2; Q 1 : reactive power remaining in HPFC1; Q 2 : reactive power remaining out of HPFC1; V 1 : voltage phasor HPFC1 terminal 1; V 2 : voltage phasor HPFC1 terminal 2; I R : current phasor remaining out of SSSC2; I S : current phasor remaining into SSSC1; V M : SVC voltage phasor.…”

Section: Hpfc1 Configurationmentioning

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Comparative evaluation by two different hybrid power flow controller topologies of transient stability of machine system connected to wind-PV sources

Seddiki,

Allaoui,

Smaili

2023

Wind Engineering

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The Hybrid Power Flow Controller (HPFC) has a simple design configuration, where the upgrading of the line functionality and controller can be performed in stages. This paper applies two HPFC configurations to a multi-machine power network. The first HPFC is a combination of two static synchronous series compensators (SSSC) connected in series, and a Static Var compensator (SVC). The second one consists of two shunt Static synchronous compensators (STATCOM) connected through a Thyristor controlled series compensator (TCSC), across a coupling transformer in a common DC link. The HPFC topologies are tested with a multi-machine power network with faults, in the presence of solar and wind energy sources. The overall model is simulated using SimPowerSystems toolbox and the performance of the two HPFC topologies is compared under various operating conditions. The comparison of simulation results shows that the second HPFC gives a better view than the first in analyzing the power system transient stability.

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Section: Hpfc1 Configurationmentioning

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confidence: 99%