Managing fault-induced delayed voltage recovery in Metro Atlanta with the Barrow County SVC

Sullivan, Daniel J.; Pape, Ron; Birsa, Joe; Riggle, Mike; Takeda, Masatoshi; Teramoto, Hitoshi; Kono, Yoshiyuki; Temma, Koji; Yasuda, Satoshi; Wofford, Ken; Attaway, Paul; Lawson, J. H.

doi:10.1109/psce.2009.4840225

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“…• Load models are important: Load modeling can significantly impact both frequency and voltage features of a power grid model [26]. For example, fault induced voltage recovery delay, which usually occurs in areas with heavy induction motor load, is a severe threat to voltage stability [27] [28]. Hence, this phenomenon will be reflected in a part of the notional power grid by having a large penetration of induction motor loads.…”

Section: Voltage and Frequency Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtual interconnection platform initiative scoping study

Liu

Kou

Pan

et al. 2016

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Due to security and liability concerns, the research community has limited access to realistic largescale power grid platforms to test and validate new operation and control methodologies. It is also difficult for industry to evaluate the relative value of competing new tools without a common platform for comparison. This report proposes to develop a notional large-scale power grid platform that retains the basic features and represents future trends of major U.S. electric interconnections. This platform will include realistic steady-state power flow and dynamic information as well as a pragmatic geospatial distribution of assets. It will be made widely available to the research community for various power system stability and control studies and can be used by industry as a common platform for comparing the efficacies of various new technologies.

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Section: Voltage and Frequency Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtual interconnection platform initiative scoping study

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Kou

Pan

et al. 2016

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“…The first group focuses on improving load modelling and representing prone-to-stall motors in order to capture and study FIDVR [20,21]. The second one is dedicated to develop protection and control solutions to reduce the impacts of FIDVR [22][23][24][25]. The rate of voltage recovery [22] and the motor kinetic energy [26] are used to enhance conventional UVLS schemes and mitigate FIDVR.…”

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Under‐impedance load shedding: a new preventive action against voltage instability

Hashemi

Sanaye‐Pasand

Abedini

2018

IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution

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“…One solution is to increase the reactive power support using FACTS devices installed in the networks exposed to FIDVR [5,6]. This solution may require investing in a large number of devices, which also have to react quite fast.…”

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Distributed load interruption and shedding against voltage delayed recovery or instability

Otomega

Cutsem

2013

2013 IEEE Grenoble Conference

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Abstract-This paper deals with a two-part system integrity protection scheme to be installed in distribution networks, to counteract fault-induced delayed voltage recovery or even shortterm voltage instability due to induction motors. The first part consists of a fast triggered but temporary reduction of some loads to facilitate motor re-acceleration after fault clearing. The second part resorts to load shedding, as a back-up. The scheme relies on purely distributed controllers; each of them measures a bus voltage and interrupts/disconnects load at the same bus. Tests have been performed on a generic MV/LV system. They illustrate the benefit of load interruption and the selectivity of the proposed scheme.Index Terms--Fault-induced delayed voltage recovery, shortterm voltage instability, system integrity protection schemes, load shedding, load interruption.

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Managing fault-induced delayed voltage recovery in Metro Atlanta with the Barrow County SVC

Cited by 22 publications

References 2 publications

Virtual interconnection platform initiative scoping study

Virtual interconnection platform initiative scoping study

Under‐impedance load shedding: a new preventive action against voltage instability

Distributed load interruption and shedding against voltage delayed recovery or instability

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