Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications - International Online Conference (SIMULTECH 2021)
Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications - International Online Conference (SIMULTECH 2021)
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仿真和建模方法、技术和应用 - 国际在线会议 (SIMULTECH 2021)
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-031-23149-0_4
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2023
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Deng Z
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Deng Z
Renewable energy sources have been deployed in large amounts in the last decade, and this trend is expected to continue, and more likely to accelerate. These devices are interfaced to the power system by means of a power electronics interface, while other generating sources are directly connected to the grid. As a result, the development of dedicated models to study the integration of renewable energy sources is required. Once the models are developed, various types of system integration studies need to be performed to assess both steady-state and transient system operation. This paper focuses on a category of steady-state studies, referred to as harmonic analysis, that aims at assessing the impact of renewable energy sources on voltage and current distortion. Harmonic studies are gaining attention because under certain circumstances, the power electronics interface devices may generate undesirable harmonics, that may be further amplified under grid resonance conditions. This paper compares various cases studies where two different models, ideal and frequency-dependent impedance representation and various solvers are implemented. A nine-bus network model, including two wind plants and two photovoltaic installations, is used to demonstrate various case studies. Recommendations are proposed to appropriately model renewable energy sources depending on the specific application considered. The commercial software DIgSILENT PowerFactory is used to carry out the analysis, but the results can be generalized to other tools.