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发表于 2010-3-31 00:54:14
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回复 1# liyapingxiaoya . ~1 w2 D" E" ?9 Q; }5 L& E
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1 s$ u/ n, e4 M$ j5 Z0 ?8 B# Q, KI don't have PSS/E experience yet. But here are some ideas for your reference:
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1. In reality: PV node is maintained by excitation control. Swing node is maitained by governor control. PQ node by combined way? (not sure. need expert's input).+ ~% i8 Z, w% q3 b! j
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2. In simulation: which bus voltage should be controlled by PV node generator depending on the PT connection. PT is used by excitation control system. The PT could be connected to generator bus or high voltage bus (not sure in reality). So if the high voltage side bus voltage is controlled, transformer could be considered as part of generator internal impedance./ a' n, W( e9 Z& `
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For this specific case, the suggestions I can give are as following:0 B7 L# P1 b+ c" H, i' q
) z5 g. A0 f6 A, f# x1 d( k8 X1. Attentions need to be paid to PT ratio, if it is modeled in PSS/E. If it is in p.u. system, It should not be a problem.: b$ i, V6 x# f) s) `% I0 O& W" o
2. Pay attention to the Step-up transformer tap control pattern. If it is LTC, it could be a problem because you have two devices controlling the same bus voltage: generator excitation control system and transformer LTC. |
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