Research on the simulation of a new compensation strategy for dynamic voltage correction device
Xuewei Zhang, Xiaojuan Sun, Tianfeng Wang
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Xuewei Zhang, Xiaojuan Sun, Tianfeng Wang
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Abstract A new detection and compensation method for voltage sag is proposed. Dynamic voltage correction device(DVCD) is the most effective device to solve voltage sag. Based on the shortcomings of the traditional compensation strategy, the compensation characteristics of the compensation strategy are analyzed systematically. This paper proposes a new compensation method based on the traditional minimum energy compensation method, which uses different minimum energy methods for different sags, namely zero active power exchange and minimum energy exchange. Through Simulink to establish the simulation model of minimum energy method, and make simulation analysis. The simulation results show that the method can achieve the minimum output active power while ensuring the compensation effect, which proves the feasibility and effectiveness of the method. This method can make full use of energy storage of equipment and has high economic benefits.
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Abstract A new detection and compensation method for voltage sag is proposed. Dynamic voltage correction device(DVCD) is the most effective device to solve voltage sag. Based on the shortcomings of the traditional compensation strategy, the compensation characteristics of the compensation strategy are analyzed systematically. This paper proposes a new compensation method based on the traditional minimum energy compensation method, which uses different minimum energy methods for different sags, namely zero active power exchange and minimum energy exchange. Through Simulink to establish the simulation model of minimum energy method, and make simulation analysis. The simulation results show that the method can achieve the minimum output active power while ensuring the compensation effect, which proves the feasibility and effectiveness of the method. This method can make full use of energy storage of equipment and has high economic benefits.
Key concepts: Compensation (psychology), Voltage sag, Compensation methods, Computer science, Voltage, Energy (signal processing), Power (physics), Control theory (sociology)