Quadratic-Equation Based Volt-Watt Control Rules Design Strategy to Mitigate Overvoltage in Power Grids with High Penetration of Solar Sources
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Abstract
The over-voltage issue caused by the high penetration of non-controllable PV generators is a significant challenge for power grids, particularly in distribution networks. Various international standards recommend volt-watt curves to address over-voltage issues, but determining set points on those curves is typically left to grid designers. This paper aims to design control rules with a decentralized approach, allowing each PV unit to locally decide its active power curtailment level without involving a central controller for real-time data exchange. The proposed approach uses the sensitivity values of PV inverters to create a quadratic equation curve, ensuring a more equitable contribution of PV inverters in active power curtailment (APC). This method ensures that all PV inverters enter the shut-down mode concurrently, promoting fairness in shut-down scenarios. The IEEE 37 Bus system was selected to evaluate the proposed approach, yielding positive results. The proposed method is straightforward to implement and effective in facilitating fair APC. The results demonstrate more than 30% improvement during peak PV generation times.
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