Coordinated Control of Natural and Sub-Synchronous Oscillations via HVDC Links in Great Britain Power System
Coordinated Control of Natural and Sub-Synchronous Oscillations via HVDC Links in Great Britain Power System
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10.1109/td43745.2022.9816918
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2022-04
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Yi Zhao;Yuqing Dong;Lin Zhu;Kaiqi Sun;Khaled M. Alshuaibi;Chengwen Zhang;Yilu Liu;Brian Graham;E. Farantatos;B. Marshall;Md Rahman;O. Adeuyi;S. Marshall;I. Cowan
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Yi Zhao;Yuqing Dong;Lin Zhu;Kaiqi Sun;Khaled M. Alshuaibi;Chengwen Zhang;Yilu Liu;Brian Graham;E. Farantatos;B. Marshall;Md Rahman;O. Adeuyi;S. Marshall;I. Cowan
Conventional power oscillation damping (POD) controllers have been designed to be effective in damping either inter-area low-frequency oscillations (LFO) or sub-synchronous oscillations (SSO). For those POD controls, model-based control design method has been widely implemented with wide-area feedback signals from phasor measurement units (PMU). However, the model accuracy of a large realistic power system can hardly be guaranteed, which will finally impact the POD damping performance. In this paper, a measurement-based method is proposed for POD design using High Voltage Direct Current links (HVDC) to realize the coordinated control of both LFO and SSO. For each type of oscillations, a band-pass filter is added to avoid the interactions between different modes. Case studies are carried out on the Great Britain 36-bus power system model with multiple HVDC links in DIgSILENT/PowerFactory. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed PODs are effective in damping inter-area LFO and SSO simultaneously.