Ju Liu, Dongjun Yang, Wei Yao, et al. PV-based virtual synchronous generatorwith variable inertia to enhance powersystem transient stability utilizing theenergy storage system[J]. Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems, 2017, 2(4).
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Ju Liu, Dongjun Yang, Wei Yao, et al. PV-based virtual synchronous generatorwith variable inertia to enhance powersystem transient stability utilizing theenergy storage system[J]. Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems, 2017, 2(4).DOI: 10.1186/s41601-017-0070-0.
PV-based virtual synchronous generatorwith variable inertia to enhance powersystem transient stability utilizing theenergy storage system
The Photovoltaic (PV) plants are significantly different from the conventional synchronous generators in terms of physical and electrical characteristics
as it connects to the power grid through the voltage-source converters. High penetration PV in power system will bring several critical challenges to the safe operation of power grid including transient stability. To address this problem
the paper proposes a control strategy to help the PVs work like a synchronous generator with variable inertia by energy storage system (ESS). First
the overall control strategy of the PV-based virtual synchronous generator (PV-VSG) is illustrated. Then the control strategies for the variable inertia of the PV-VSG are designed to attenuate the transient energy of the power system after the fault. Simulation results of a simple power system show that the PV-VSG could utilize the energy preserved in the ESS to balance the transient energy variation of power grid after fault and improve the transient stability of the power system.
Abstract
The Photovoltaic (PV) plants are significantly different from the conventional synchronous generators in terms of physical and electrical characteristics
as it connects to the power grid through the voltage-source converters. High penetration PV in power system will bring several critical challenges to the safe operation of power grid including transient stability. To address this problem
the paper proposes a control strategy to help the PVs work like a synchronous generator with variable inertia by energy storage system (ESS). First
the overall control strategy of the PV-based virtual synchronous generator (PV-VSG) is illustrated. Then the control strategies for the variable inertia of the PV-VSG are designed to attenuate the transient energy of the power system after the fault. Simulation results of a simple power system show that the PV-VSG could utilize the energy preserved in the ESS to balance the transient energy variation of power grid after fault and improve the transient stability of the power system.