Sub-Synchronous Resonance (SSR) in Series Compensated Networks with High Penetration of Renewable Energy Sources

Chikohora, Tinashe E.; Oyedokun, D.T.O.

doi:10.1109/saupec/robmech/prasa48453.2020.9041109

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“…PV plants and Type 4 WTGs are comparatively immune to SSR than Type 1, 2, and 3 WTGs since they are decoupled from the electric source [42]. However, there is an underlying risk of occurrence of SSCI in grid connected PV systems [43]. Very limited research has been conducted on the occurrence of SSO in grid connected PV plants.…”

Section: Sso In Solar Pvmentioning

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Sub Synchronous Oscillations under High Penetration of Renewables—A Review of Existing Monitoring and Damping Methods, Challenges, and Research Prospects

Perera

Zamora

2022

Energies

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With the recent developments in renewable energy generation and addition of power electronic devices, power system dynamics have become extremely complex. One of the challenges faced due to this transition is the sub synchronous oscillations caused by the interaction of renewable energy sources and various components of the power grid. Recently reported incidents due to sub synchronous oscillations highlight the need of monitoring and suppression of these harmful oscillations in real time. This paper gives an overview of the phenomena of sub synchronous oscillations and discusses the existing monitoring and damping techniques along with their limitations. Further, it highlights the research trends along this path.

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Section: Sso In Solar Pvmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sub Synchronous Oscillations under High Penetration of Renewables—A Review of Existing Monitoring and Damping Methods, Challenges, and Research Prospects

Perera

Zamora

2022

Energies

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“…Consequently the RSC controlers of DFIG were utilized (Chikohora, 2020;Sekaran, 2020;Shankar, 2020). For the evaluating the introduction of controllers in damping SSR, a period repeat assessment is used (Sampath Kumar, 2020; Latchoumi, 2017;Rajan, 2020).…”

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Chicken Swarm Optimization based PV-STATCOM for Power Compensation in Hybrid PV/WT System

Sudarsan¹

2021

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Today’s the Energy changes like air contamination and a dangerous atmospheric deviation are increases. To direct these troubles the sustainable power sources are presented. PV ranch generate power throughout daytime and totally latent for the period of nighttime. During daytime the inverter is used for authentic power creation and for the period of night-time it is used to satisfy the need. For the examination of PV-STATCOM it is anticipated with calculation, such as The CSO calculation is utilized to accomplish the organize of parameters like voltage, current, and Powers. The Control Strategies are endorsed through MATLAB/Simulink Platform So as to assess the convenience of the projected strategy, this is contrasted with the possible technique like PSO method.

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Sub Synchronous Oscillation in Asynchronous Generators Serving to Wind and Hydro Power Systems – A Review

Mohale

Chelliah

2021

2021 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting (IAS)

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Sub-Synchronous Resonance (SSR) in Series Compensated Networks with High Penetration of Renewable Energy Sources

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Sub Synchronous Oscillations under High Penetration of Renewables—A Review of Existing Monitoring and Damping Methods, Challenges, and Research Prospects

Sub Synchronous Oscillations under High Penetration of Renewables—A Review of Existing Monitoring and Damping Methods, Challenges, and Research Prospects

Chicken Swarm Optimization based PV-STATCOM for Power Compensation in Hybrid PV/WT System

Sub Synchronous Oscillation in Asynchronous Generators Serving to Wind and Hydro Power Systems – A Review

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