期刊名称：Bulletin of the Institute of Heat Engineering
印刷版ISSN：2083-4187
出版年度：2018
卷号：98
期号：3
页码：239-244
语种：English
出版社：Warsaw University of Technology
摘要：Fault clearing time plays an important role in maintaining power system stability and process survivability during major system faults under a variety of system configuration and topologies. Grid disturbance in the power system presents a very distinct challenge; lack of a utility interconnection hinders the system’s ability to recover from loss of generation. The key factor in plant survivability during a grid fault is optimal use of a fast acting governor and a Flexible Alternating Current Transmission System device (FACTS) to maintain power system stability. In this paper, the core objective is to increase the critical fault clearing time of captive generator sets during a grid fault without violating the transient stability criteria recommended in IEC standards. As a remedial measure, a static VAR Compensator (SVC) was connected to the generator bus. For simulation purposes an IEEE General Steam-Turbine (STM) governor model and an IEEE AC5A excitation model were considered. During a grid fault the transient performance of captive generator sets was observed with and without connecting SVC in generator bus.
其他摘要：Fault clearing time plays an important role in maintaining power system stability and process survivability during major system faults under a variety of system configuration and topologies. Grid disturbance in the power system presents a very distinct challenge; lack of a utility interconnection hinders the system’s ability to recover from loss of generation. The key factor in plant survivability during a grid fault is optimal use of a fast acting governor and a Flexible Alternating Current Transmission System device (FACTS) to maintain power system stability. In this paper, the core objective is to increase the critical fault clearing time of captive generator sets during a grid fault without violating the transient stability criteria recommended in IEC standards. As a remedial measure, a static VAR Compensator (SVC) was connected to the generator bus. For simulation purposes an IEEE General Steam-Turbine (STM) governor model and an IEEE AC5A excitation model were considered. During a grid fault the transient performance of captive generator sets was observed with and without connecting SVC in generator bus.
