CIRED Seminar 2008: SmartGrids for Distribution 2008
DOI: 10.1049/ic:20080487
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Virtual synchronous machines (VSG'S) for frequency stabilisation in future grids with a significant share of decentralized generation

Abstract: This paper describes the project and some preliminary results.

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“…Indeed, the first proposals of VSM-based control included modelling of the dynamic electrical equations of the SM [1], [3]- [5], [7]- [14]. However, implementations based on a quasi-stationary representation of the SM stator windings have recently been proposed in [22], [23].…”
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“…Indeed, the first proposals of VSM-based control included modelling of the dynamic electrical equations of the SM [1], [3]- [5], [7]- [14]. However, implementations based on a quasi-stationary representation of the SM stator windings have recently been proposed in [22], [23].…”
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“…VSG technology is put forward by the university of Leuven firstly [11]. Professor Qingchang Zhong perfected the VSG model, in addition to have frequency and voltage regulating function, but also reflect the electromagnetic transient process of synchronous generator [4].…”
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“…From Fig3, the deviation of angular can be calculated as (4). Adjusting the angular by 2  , the correct angular can be achieved. …”
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“…The grid frequency with low inertia will change rapidly for abrupt variations in generation or load. In this case, additional frequency response ancillary services should be provided to ensure system stability [2].…”
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