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发表于 2009-1-27 23:13:01
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First let's clarify that the concepts of reference bus and slack bus." K8 E( v# y0 w, C! d } S
There will be only one reference bus in an AC system which set the reference of angle.
* T; U) ?2 i( s9 ]There can be more than one slack buses, one of which will be used as reference bus.' N6 ~/ c4 }# Q$ k- D" u
Normally one slack bus will be fine in one AC system.
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' W0 z v% s8 y& {+ sNow for the two separated AC systems after DC is removed, you can treated the both sides as separated system from the beginning when DC is on. Each of them have one reference bus/slack bus. In this case, the two side are two subsystem, they don't have any relationship except the DC. There is no change from normal load flow.
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You can also set only one reference bus but you should have at least 2 slack buses, one in each sub system. Then you should have one fictitious branch to connect them. You can put a very large impedance, such as 1.0e6, then there will be no flow in between the two sides, however you can still run them as an integrated system. In this case, the program will be easier.. g% ]! {5 U C* t9 G4 n
% _: g* @- q2 O& t4 F3 eHope the above helps. |
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