Advanced static VAr compensator performance under nonideal electric power supply conditions
W.K.A. Goncalves, J.C. De Oliveria, V.L.S. Franco
Abstract
W.K.A. Goncalves, J.C. De Oliveria, V.L.S. Franco
Abstract
The benefits of using advanced static compensator are well established. However, when they are implemented into any power system side effects may be found. This is the case of harmonic injection produced by both the parallel and series units. In this way, this paper contributes towards the investigation of the relationship between supply conditions and harmonic generation by the well known STATCOM compensator. To achieve this, using space vector control and instantaneous power theory, a model of a parallel advanced static VAr compensator (ASVC) is developed and implemented into the time domain SABER simulator. Then, a typical arrangement consisting of a commercial type of shunt compensator connected to an ideal and nonideal supply is simulated in relation to the overall system/compensator dynamic behaviour and harmonic generation.
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The benefits of using advanced static compensator are well established. However, when they are implemented into any power system side effects may be found. This is the case of harmonic injection produced by both the parallel and series units. In this way, this paper contributes towards the investigation of the relationship between supply conditions and harmonic generation by the well known STATCOM compensator. To achieve this, using space vector control and instantaneous power theory, a model of a parallel advanced static VAr compensator (ASVC) is developed and implemented into the time domain SABER simulator. Then, a typical arrangement consisting of a commercial type of shunt compensator connected to an ideal and nonideal supply is simulated in relation to the overall system/compensator dynamic behaviour and harmonic generation.
Key concepts: Static VAR compensator, Control theory (sociology), Harmonic, Shunt (medical), AC power, Electric power system, Computer science, Power (physics)