Distributed Event-Triggered Nonlinear Control for Fast Frequency Support in Low-Inertia Grids
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Abstract
Power systems are rapidly transitioning from fossil fuel-based generation to renewable energy resources, which are integrated into the grid via power electronic inverters, known as inverter-based resources (IBRs). However, the swift integration of IBRs can significantly reduce the system’s inertia and damping, making frequency control in modern power systems increasingly challenging. So, this paper presents a novel distributed event-triggered nonlinear control strategy for grid-forming IBRs, leveraging their fast response capabilities to provide fast frequency support. In contrast to conventional approaches that rely on centralized methods with high computational burdens or decentralized methods that struggle with suboptimality, the proposed method facilitates information exchange among resources, resulting in optimal operation with reduced computation burden. Furthermore, the control scheme is designed to mitigate the impact of communication network non-idealities and actuator system limitations. The effectiveness of the proposed scheme is testified using the IEEE 39-bus test system within the EMTP environment.
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