SMIB system PSCAD simulation

Citation Author(s):
Minyang
Wang
UNSW
Submitted by:
MINYANG WANG
Last updated:
Tue, 04/16/2024 - 02:29
DOI:
10.21227/pdbt-9558
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Research Article Link:
Grid Impedance Adaptive VSG Control Based on Accurate Small-Signal Modelling
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Abstract 

This is the PSCAD simulation for the article "Grid Impedance Adaptive VSG Control Based on Accurate Small-Signal Modelling".

Abstract — The wide integration of renewable energy sources results in a higher penetration of inverter-based generators, which leads to reduced grid strength and inertia that expose challenges to power system stability. Virtual synchronous generator (VSG) has been developed recently as a promising grid-forming (GFM) technology to address these stability issues under weak grid conditions, which can autonomously provide active and reactive power support as well as inertia to the power network in response to disturbances. However, when a VSG inverter interacts with a strong power grid, energy oscillations tend to propagate between the inverter and grid, and the traditional stability analysis method based on dynamic response is not sufficient in this case since the inverter has problems reaching steady state under certain conditions. Therefore, new stability assessment methods based on impedance analysis have been developed, and an accurate impedance model is critical to the effectiveness of these methods. This paper proposes a closed-loop approach to capture the variations of the overall impedance of a single-machine infinite bus (SMIB) system for analyzing and controlling the small-signal stability of a virtual synchronous generator (VSG), with two separate approaches to model the impedances on the inverter side and the grid side. The grid-forming inverter-side impedance is represented by a small-signal model under the dq reference frame, while the grid-side impedance is estimated from the frequency scan result. A VSG stability control method adaptive to grid impedance is also developed based on the close-loop modeling framework. The proposed system has been validated by PSCAD simulations and comparative studies with existing techniques, and the testing results demonstrate high fidelity of impedance modeling and the capability of adaptive VSG control against a wide range of grid impedance variations.

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Subject: Request for PSCAD Simulation and Data Files for "Grid Impedance Adaptive VSG Control Based on Accurate Small-Signal Modelling" Article

 

Dear Authors,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to request access to the PSCAD simulation and associated data files referenced in your recent article titled "Grid Impedance Adaptive VSG Control Based on Accurate Small-Signal Modelling," 

Your work on grid impedance adaptive VSG control is of great interest to us, and we believe that examining the simulation and data files will provide valuable insights into the methodologies and results presented in your study. We are particularly interested in exploring the small-signal modeling aspects and the adaptive control strategies discussed in your paper.

If possible, could you please share the PSCAD simulation files along with any relevant data files used in your study? Having access to these materials would greatly facilitate our research efforts and contribute to our understanding of the topic.

Please let us know if there are any specific procedures or protocols we need to follow to access the requested files. We assure you that any materials provided will be used solely for academic and research purposes.

Thank you very much for considering our request. We eagerly await your response and appreciate your contributions to the field of grid impedance control.

Best regards,

Karan Kataria

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

karan2733@gmail.com

Submitted by Karan Vasudev K... on Sat, 04/27/2024 - 02:45

Dear Dr.Wang
Can you please share the PSCAD model? 

email: shalalwa@ncsu.edu

Thanks

Submitted by Sami Alalwani on Fri, 10/11/2024 - 10:20

Dear author,

Hello!

I take the liberty of writing this letter to you, hoping that it reaches you smoothly. I admire your recent article entitled ""Grid Impedance Adaptive VSG Control Based on Accurate Small-Signal Modelling" and am particularly interested in the simulation model and related data files mentioned therein.

Our ongoing research is closely related to smart grid optimization, and I believe that by reviewing your simulation files and data, we can provide valuable insights into your proposed optimization strategy. We are particularly interested in the energy conversion efficiency improvement and intelligent control technology discussed in the article.

I wonder if you can share the PSCAD simulation files and related data files used in your research? Obtaining these materials will greatly promote our research and help us make further progress in this field.

Please let us know if there are any specific procedures or protocols to follow in order to obtain these files. We solemnly promise that any materials provided will be used for academic research purposes only.

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Jiahao Ma

email：AA1091312147@163.com

Submitted by Jiahao Ma on Sun, 11/03/2024 - 07:37

Can u share subject dataset

er.ajaypathania@yahoo.in

Submitted by AJAY PATHANIA on Fri, 11/29/2024 - 03:22

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