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Subhashish Bhattacharya Dr. Dr Bruce Fardanesh NYPA Fardanesh, Students: Babak Parkhideh, Zhengping Xi Saman Babaei North Carolina State University FACTS and HVDC User Meeting
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VSC based FACTS Control System Structure and p (CSC) Control System ) y Convertible Static Compensator ( Overview CSC Configurations and Control Modes g Control boards FACTS Simulator (TNA) testing and Control HIL (Hardware-in-the-loop) control testing Control system upgrade plan Other potential FACTS sites AEP TVA, KEPCO AEP, TVA KEPCO, PG&E, SMI/CMC steel
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Marcy 345kV SC is 18,000 MVA There are 11 possible configurations STATCOM SSSC UPFC IPFC
M a rc y 3 4 5 k V S o u th B u s E d ic
HSB
HSB
N ew S c o tla n d (U N S ) C o o p ers C o rn e rs (U C C )
HVCB
TR - SE2 100 M VA
TR - SH 200 M VA
LVCB
TR - SE1 100 M VA
LVCB
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TBS2
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IN V E R T E R 1 100 M VA
DC Bus 1
DC Bus 2
IN V E R T E R 2 100 M VA
The inverters can operate independently p y or together with the DC bus switch closed CSC has 11 configurations STATCOM SSSC UPFC IPFC On the fly transitions
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Objectives
FACTS Control System upgrade 8 VSC FACTS sites 1 NYPA, 1 TVA, 3 AEP, 1 , , , PG&E, 1 KEPCO, 1 SMI/CMC steel Control system upgrade to a commercial controls platform - Life extension of these FACTS projects Migration and validation of existing controls on a standard ( )p simulator (RTDS) platform Development of RTDS Simulator (TNA) for any FACTS p ( ) y controls and Control HIL (Hardware-in-the-loop) testing Provide platform for evaluation of FACTS controllers for system study and planning tool Development, upgrade and testing of HMI tool 8
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NYPA CSC Controls Provide Different Modes For Each Power Circuit Configuration
FACTS
I line1
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I inv1
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SSSC CONTROL
REACTIVE VOLTAGE INJECTION MODE AUTOMATIC POWER FLOW CONTROL MODE V inject ref erence P line1 ref erence V dc1 I line1 V line1
STATCOM CONTROL
VOLTAGE CONTROL MODE VAR CONTROL MODE
SSSC CONTROL
REACTIVE VOLTAGE INJECTION MODE AUTOMATIC POWER FLOW CONTROL MODE V inject ref erence P line2 ref erence Vdc2 Iline2 Vline2
IPFC CONTROL
PRIMARY CONTROL MODE REACTIVE VOLTAGE INJECTION MODE V inject ref erence P,Q line2 ref erence Vdc2 I line2 V line2 V bus
REACTIVE VOLTAGE INJECTION MODE V inject ref erence P,Q line1 ref erence V dc1 I line1 V line1 V bus
Vbus reference Var reference Slope f actor VAR reserve level Vbus Iinv1 Vdc1
Vbus reference Var reference Slope f actor VAR reserve level Vbus Iinv2 Vdc2
FACTS Controls Upgrade Plan Phase I: Develop a RTDS based digital TNA simulator for a variety of VSC-based FACTS controller platforms The NYPA CSC system will be platforms. used to test the simulator. Develop PSCAD based detailed simulation of the p ac system, VSC converter topology, controls (exacting as implemented in the field) Include VSC and system level protection, y p g switchyard devices with open/close timing Verify developed model with commissioning test y p g results and TNA test results
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FACTS Controls Upgrade Plan Phase II: RTDS hardware and CSC system and controller setup on the RTDS simulator system Verification of the FACTS controller models on the RTDS system results with TNA results and CSC g commissioning test results Evaluation of the possible interface of the HMI Genesis with the CSC system on RTDS Phase III: Control system upgrade to a commercial controls platform To provide a testbed for hardware-in-the-loop ( (HIL) testing and verification of a commercial ) g vendor control system for CSC/FACTS system
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11 possible equipment configurations Various inverter control modes in each configuration Different fault types/locations Peak d light P k and li ht system t load conditions
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Transformer models
Operator Interface
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Phase A Conv 2
Phase A Conv 3
Phase A Conv 4
Construction of 48 pulse voltage based on NYPA converters concept in MATLAB. (the voltage amplitude is not the same as NYPA and only wave construction has been considered.)
Phase voltage
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System
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Iq: 0 pu -0.8 pu
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0 -50 -100 20 10 0 -10 -20 1 0.5 IAP IBP ICP Vin1 Vin2 Vin3
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0 -0.5 -1 0.01734 0 01734 0.02653 0 02653 0.03572 0 03572 0.0449 0 0449 0.05409 0 05409 0.06328 0 06328 0.07247 0 07247
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0 -50 -100 20 10 0 -10 -20 -30 1 IAP IBP ICP Vin1 Vin2 Vin3
0 -0.33333 -0.66667 -1 0.018 0 018 0.02747 0 02747 0.03693 0 03693 0.0464 0 0464 0.05586 0 05586 0.06532 0 06532 0.07479 0 07479
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0 -50 -100 30 20 10 0 10 -10 -20 -30 2 IAP IBP ICP Vin1 Vin2 Vin3
1.33333 0.66667
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Injected reactive power to the bus and reference reactive power simulated by PSCAD
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Injected reactive power to the bus after flipping the switch from 0.4pu to p -0.4pu.
Injected reactive power t the bus to th b after flipping the switch from -0.4 pu p to 0.4pu.
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