학술논문

Statcom controls for operation with unbalanced voltages
Document Type
Periodical
Source
IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery IEEE Trans. Power Delivery Power Delivery, IEEE Transactions on. 13(2):538-544 Apr, 1998
Subject
Power, Energy and Industry Applications
Automatic voltage control
Voltage control
Regulators
Power system faults
Power system transients
Power system modeling
Power system simulation
Static VAr compensators
Bandwidth
Voltage fluctuations
Language
ISSN
0885-8977
1937-4208
Abstract
Voltage sourced static VAr compensators such as the Statcom need to be able to handle unbalanced voltages. Mild imbalance can be caused by unbalanced loads while severe short-term imbalance can be caused by power system faults. A synchronous frame voltage regulator is presented that works even when three phase symmetry is lost. This regulator addresses voltage imbalance by using separate regulation loops for the positive and negative sequence components of the voltage. The proposed regulator allows the Statcom to ride through severe transient imbalance without disconnecting from the power system and, further, to assist in rebalancing voltages. The regulator maintains sufficient bandwidth to perform flicker compensation. The controller's performance is simulated for a Statcom in a model distribution system where it is subjected to a severe single line to ground fault and a rapidly varying three phase load.