Aggregated BESS Dynamic Models for Active Distribution Network Studies
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Abstract
This article proposes a transmission-system-level aggregated model of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESSs) distributed through Active Distribution Networks (ADNs), to study the dynamic performance and services provided by these systems to power grids. ADNs comprise intelligent loads, local generation, particularly solar PV, and BESSs, which can provide different services to transmission grids, including voltage control, oscillation damping, frequency regulation, and active and reactive power injections. Proper equivalent models of the ADN components allow to evaluate the impact and integration of these networks on power grids. In this article, ADN's measurements of the aggregated response of the BESSs at the boundary bus with the transmission system are used to develop an aggregated black-box model based on two Neural Networks (NNs), one for active power and another for reactive power, with their optimal topology obtained using a Genetic Algorithm (GA). Detailed simulations are performed, using a commercial-grade software for power system analysis, of multiple BESSs connected to a CIGRE benchmark ADN connected to a bus of the 9-bus WSCC benchmark transmission network; the test ADN is then replaced by the proposed black-box model, with aggregated models of the loads and PV generation, demonstrating that the proposed model can accurately reproduce the results obtained.
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