Variable Time-Stepping Parallel Electromagnetic Transient Simulation of Hybrid AC–DC Grids
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Abstract
The complicated hybrid ac-dc network architecture creates new challenge for electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulation of large-scale systems in terms of accuracy and efficiency. By utilizing the variable time-stepping (VTS) method and graphics processing unit (GPU) parallelism, this article proposes a four-level dynamic parallelism architecture for variable time-stepping EMT simulation of hybrid ac-dc grids. By applying the proposed hierarchical system decomposition and VTS scheme, multiple time-step areas (TSAs) that contain subsystems with the same time-step size and adaptation criteria can be computed in different GPU blocks in parallel. Taking advantage of the dynamic parallelism feature of GPUs, a four-level dynamic parallelism is proposed to fully exploit the possibility of parallelizing the VTS simulation, though which the subsystems within each TSA and the detailed equipment models within each subsystem can run also in parallel via elaborate configurations. The transient waveforms and execution time speed-ups indicate that the proposed method can extremely accelerate the simulation process while guaranteeing reasonable accuracy compared to the fixed time-step based simulation.
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