A gain-scheduled decoupling control strategy for enhanced transient performance and stability of an islanded active distribution network
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Abstract
Summary form only given. This paper proposes a control strategy to enhance transient performance and stability of a droop-controlled active distribution network. The dependency of dynamics on the droop gains, steady-state power flow, and network/load is studied in a droop-controlled distributed energy resource (DER) unit. These dependencies result in poor transient performance or even instability of the network in the event of a disturbance in the system. To eliminate these dependencies, a gain-scheduled decoupling control strategy is proposed which reshapes the characteristics of conventional droop by means of supplementary control signals; these control signals are based on local power measurements and supplement the d- and q-axis voltage reference of each DER unit. The impact of the proposed control on the DER and network dynamics is studied by calculating the eigenvalues of a test active distribution system assuming proposed control. The proposed control is shown to stabilize the system for a range of operating conditions. The effectiveness of the proposed control is further demonstrated through simulations carried out in the PSCAD/EMTDC software environment, on the active distribution system under study.
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