DocumentCode
3048757
Title
Hydro-Quebec experience with PSS tuning
Author
Gérin-Lajoie, Luc ; Lefebvre, Daniel ; Racine, Marcel ; Soulieres, L. ; Kamwa, Innocent
Author_Institution
TransEnergie, Hydro-Quebec, Montreal, Que., Canada
Volume
1
fYear
1999
fDate
18-22 Jul 1999
Firstpage
88
Abstract
Hydro-Quebec has added several facilities on its transmission system, including a sixth 735 kV 950 km AC line from the James Bay region, a HVDC link of 1050 km at 450 kV with 3 rectifier-inverter substations between Radisson-Nicolet-Sandy-Ponds, 11200 MVArs of series-compensation and 4680 MW of new generation. These additions modified the overall system behavior significantly. Therefore, a task force was initiated to assess the adequacy and revise on a large scale basis the AVR and PSS settings. This paper first presents the tuning and coordination approach used by the task force. Then the benefits achieved are illustrated with the new settings installed on all 26 stabilizers present in the system. From this number, 21 will be modified during scheduled maintenance over the next few years. TransEnergie expects a significant damping improvement of the major oscillatory modes, with a corresponding ≃400 MW increase of its transmission capability on several 735 kV corridors
Keywords
compensation; damping; power system stability; power system state estimation; power transmission; state-space methods; AC line; HVDC link; Hydro-Quebec; James Bay region; PSS tuning; Radisson-Nicolet-Sandy-Ponds; TransEnergie; coordination; damping improvement; major oscillatory modes; modal analysis; optimisation; rectifier-inverter substations; scheduled maintenance; series-compensation; state space identification; transit studies; transmission capability; transmission system; Area measurement; Controllability; Design engineering; MIMO; Observability; Power generation; Power measurement; Power system modeling; Stability; Time domain analysis;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power Engineering Society Summer Meeting, 1999. IEEE
Conference_Location
Edmonton, Alta.
Print_ISBN
0-7803-5569-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PESS.1999.784329
Filename
784329
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