Leveraging Real-Time Digital Simulations for Fast Accurate Dynamic and Stability Studies of IBR Dominated Hybrid AC-MTDC Grids
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Abstract
In this era of an unprecedented energy transition, the digital representations of dynamic power system models in the time domain for Electro Magnetic Transients including DC (EMTDC) simulations, have become necessary and even mandatory by most grid codes for a range of use cases. This is primarily due to the increased penetration of Inverter Based Resources (IBRs) and other power electronic components like Voltage Source Converters-based High Voltage Direct Current (VSC-HVDC) grids or Multi-Terminal HVDC grids. While accurate, offline EMTDC simulations are limited to some basic, small-scale studies, such as voltage, frequency, fault studies, etc., due to limitations in their performance. In contrast, carefully developed and decoupled models for real-time EMTDC simulations can be both accurate and fast. They can also be leveraged to serve as digital twins/replicas of the existing system to conduct detailed and accurate studies including hardware controllers. In this context, this paper presents a real-time simulation case study of an IBR-dominated, hybrid AC-surrounded Multi-Terminal high voltage DC (AC-MTDC) grid using HYPERSIM on a real-time digital simulator. This paper also includes the integration of Software In-the Loop (SIL) and Hardware In-the Loop (HIL) aspects to show the value of real-time simulations for dynamic and stability studies by considering two different scenarios and by comparing IBR-dominated systems performance with an equivalent synchronous machine (SM)-dominated system.
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