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HVDC-User Defined Model for Dynamic Simulation: Making user define HVDC model based on RMS value in commercial Pss/e programme - Tapa blanda

Tang, Doan Tu

 
9783846523711: HVDC-User Defined Model for Dynamic Simulation: Making user define HVDC model based on RMS value in commercial Pss/e programme

Sinopsis

Due to some of their advantages, HVDC systems become more and more popular in power systems. Up to now, many HVDC models have been developing. Each HVDC model has its own function and control scheme base on purposes of application. Before practical application, these HVDC have to be tested for the feasibility of these HVDC models in term of technical criteria by using power system simulation programs such as Pss/e, EMTP and EMTDC. Pss/e is a popular commercial programme for power system simulation using RMS value. This paper will show you how to make an HVDC user defined model. The control scheme of the HVDC and the case study will be presented in this thesis.

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Reseña del editor

Due to some of their advantages, HVDC systems become more and more popular in power systems. Up to now, many HVDC models have been developing. Each HVDC model has its own function and control scheme base on purposes of application. Before practical application, these HVDC have to be tested for the feasibility of these HVDC models in term of technical criteria by using power system simulation programs such as Pss/e, EMTP and EMTDC. Pss/e is a popular commercial programme for power system simulation using RMS value. This paper will show you how to make an HVDC user defined model. The control scheme of the HVDC and the case study will be presented in this thesis.

Biografía del autor

Doan Tu Tang: received his B.S in Electrical Engineering from Hanoi University of Science and Technology from 2008 and M.S in Electrical Engineering from Korea University from 2011. He is currently pursue his Ph.D degree in Royal Institute of Technology. His Research interest includes HVDC and PMU application for Voltage Stability

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