Voltage oscillations in power distribution networks in the presence of DFIGs and induction motor loads
Roy, N.K., Pota, H.R. and Sayeef, S. 2013, Voltage oscillations in power distribution networks in the presence of DFIGs and induction motor loads, in PowerTech 2013 : Towards carbon free society through smarter grids : Proceedings of the 2013 IEEE Power & Energy Society in Europe, IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., pp. 1-5, doi: 10.1109/PTC.2013.6652414.
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Voltage oscillations in power distribution networks in the presence of DFIGs and induction motor loads
This paper investigates the oscillatory behavior of power distribution systems in the presence of distributed generation. The analysis is carried out over a distribution test system with two doubly fed induction type wind generators and different types of induction motor loads. The system is linearized by the perturbation method. Eigenvalues are calculated to see the modal interaction within the system. The study indicates that interactions between closely placed converter controllers and induction motor loads significantly influence the damping of the oscillatory modes of the system. The critical modes have a frequency of oscillation between the electromechanical and subsynchronous oscillations of power systems. Time-domain simulations are carried out to verify the validity of the modal analysis and to provide a physical feel for the types of oscillations that occur in distribution systems. Finally, significant parameters of the system that affect the damping and frequency of the oscillation are identified.
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