A Study on 3-phase Synchronous Machine Parameters Representations by Various Assumptions
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Abstract
One consistent trend penetrating the development and substantial change introduced in the last couple of decades is the proliferation of the renewables such as Wind and Solar among the traditional grid systems. At the early stage of the introduction, the portion was close to negligible, and the technology associated with those renewable generation systems was beginning to develop. As more of those renewable generation systems are coming with the necessary maturity, the interconnection requirements are changing in the direction of reflecting the realities of the systems. One idea behind the interconnection requirement is how to represent renewable generation systems in an AC grid. Many possible ways were presented, but from the viewpoint of the traditional AC grid engineers, closer proximity to the traditional generation systems, i.e., 3-phase synchronous machine representation, has been desired. However, even for a seasoned generation station engineer, an intuitive understanding of 3-phase synchronous machine model representation has been a high mountain, challenging to climb, if not insurmountable. This paper presents two points in that regard. One is the way to interpret the usual 3-phase synchronous machine parameters (i.e., operational/standard parameters) in a fundamental domain, where the intuitive circuit element type meaning can be conveyed. The second is to derive a more accurate way of interpreting the operational parameters, which was left as future work in a classic textbook.
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