Enhanced Numerical Robustness in Phasor-Domain Short Circuit Solvers for Inverter-Based Resources
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Abstract
The integration of Inverter-Based Resource (IBR) models into phasor-domain short circuit (SC) solvers poses numerical stability challenges. To address the challenge, this paper proposes a numerical smoothing technique to improve numerical robustness in presence of IBR models. The numerical convergence properties of the proposed solver and the impact of initialization method have been studied. The solver allows balancing numerical stability and convergence speed, depending on the specific needs of the simulation model. An algorithm has been proposed for implementation of the proposed solver in a fault analysis program. Simulation studies demonstrate the superior numerical stability of the proposed solver compared to a traditional phasor-domain SC solver. The objective is to advance the ability of the industry to accurately represent IBRs in SC studies, identify potential IBR impacts on system protection, and ensure system protection reliability in a future IBR-dominated power system.
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