Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion

This thesis describes an accurate and efficient method for transient simulation of HVdc/ac power systems. An overview of existing transient simulation methods for power systems, with special emphasis on HVdc converter plant, is made, and their main features outlined. The two alternatives in curren...

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Main Author: Mohamed Zavahir, J.
Language:en
Published: University of Canterbury. Electrical and Electronic Engineering 2011
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10092/6045
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spelling ndltd-canterbury.ac.nz-oai-ir.canterbury.ac.nz-10092-60452015-03-30T15:29:18ZElectromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversionMohamed Zavahir, J.This thesis describes an accurate and efficient method for transient simulation of HVdc/ac power systems. An overview of existing transient simulation methods for power systems, with special emphasis on HVdc converter plant, is made, and their main features outlined. The two alternatives in current use, Electromagnetic Transient Programs and State Variable Analysis, are given special consideration. The first method while being efficient and flexible suffers from numerical oscillations when simulating switching components, requiring remedial methods which reduce its effectiveness. The latter method while producing stable and accurate simulation of switching devices, results in inefficient computation for practical ac system sizes. A hybrid algorithm is proposed which combines the efficiency and flexibility in system representation of the Electromagnetic Transient Simulation programs and the accuracy of the state variable programs to handle HVdc converter non-linearities. The hybrid method is applied to several test systems and the performances are compared with those of an Electromagnetic Transient program. The proposed method is applicable to any ac/dc power system, with single or multiple non-linearities.University of Canterbury. Electrical and Electronic Engineering2011-12-14T22:40:39Z2011-12-14T22:40:39Z1992Electronic thesis or dissertationTexthttp://hdl.handle.net/10092/6045enNZCUCopyright J. Mohamed Zavahirhttp://library.canterbury.ac.nz/thesis/etheses_copyright.shtml
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description This thesis describes an accurate and efficient method for transient simulation of HVdc/ac power systems. An overview of existing transient simulation methods for power systems, with special emphasis on HVdc converter plant, is made, and their main features outlined. The two alternatives in current use, Electromagnetic Transient Programs and State Variable Analysis, are given special consideration. The first method while being efficient and flexible suffers from numerical oscillations when simulating switching components, requiring remedial methods which reduce its effectiveness. The latter method while producing stable and accurate simulation of switching devices, results in inefficient computation for practical ac system sizes. A hybrid algorithm is proposed which combines the efficiency and flexibility in system representation of the Electromagnetic Transient Simulation programs and the accuracy of the state variable programs to handle HVdc converter non-linearities. The hybrid method is applied to several test systems and the performances are compared with those of an Electromagnetic Transient program. The proposed method is applicable to any ac/dc power system, with single or multiple non-linearities.
author Mohamed Zavahir, J.
spellingShingle Mohamed Zavahir, J.
Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion
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title Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion
title_short Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion
title_full Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion
title_fullStr Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion
title_full_unstemmed Electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of HVDC conversion
title_sort electromagnetic transient simulation with state variable representation of hvdc conversion
publisher University of Canterbury. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
publishDate 2011
url http://hdl.handle.net/10092/6045
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