DocumentCode
1241709
Title
High fidelity simulation of power system dynamics
Author
Vernotte, J.E. ; Panciatici, P. ; Meyer, B. ; Antoine, J.P. ; Deuse, J. ; Stubbe, M.
Author_Institution
R&D Div., Electr. de France, France
Volume
8
Issue
1
fYear
1995
fDate
1/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
37
Lastpage
41
Abstract
Detailed assessment of phenomena occurring in a power system remains a major challenge for most utilities. Complex simulations often involve fast and slow phenomena, both of which must be taken into account to obtain a faithful representation of reality. Methods that consist of splitting these phenomena into different classes (transient, mid-, or long-term stability), each corresponding to specialized software and a particular model, are no longer satisfactory. To meet this challenge, EUROSTAG software was developed for the simulation of power system dynamics. It covers the full range of phenomena, from transient to long-term stability, using a single power system model, and its application field is extensive: from the electromechanical oscillations up to the daily load evolution; from the line tripping to the centralized frequency or voltage control; from the generalized blackout to the system restoration procedure; and from tuning the generating unit controller to studying power electronics such as FACTS or HVDC. Thanks to an automatically variable step-size strategy, this single integrated program with single and extended modeling simulates the whole set of phenomena with a high degree of accuracy. Great attention has been paid to user-friendliness. Users are able to design their own process models and build new scenarios interactively, conveniently, and rapidly
Keywords
digital simulation; frequency control; power system analysis computing; power system control; power system stability; power system transients; voltage control; EUROSTAG software; FACTS; HVDC; automatically variable step-size strategy; centralized frequency control; daily load evolution; electromechanical oscillations; generalized blackout; generating unit controller tuning; high fidelity simulation; line tripping; long-term stability; mid-term stability; power electronics; power system dynamics; power system model; system restoration; transient stability; voltage control; Application software; Power system control; Power system dynamics; Power system modeling; Power system restoration; Power system simulation; Power system stability; Power system transients; Power systems; Voltage control;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Computer Applications in Power, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0895-0156
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/67.363304
Filename
363304
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