Enhancing the Stability of DC-Link Voltage in GFM-IBRs for Improved Dynamic Voltage Recovery
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Abstract
The growing integration of inverter-based resources (IBRs) introduces new challenges to power system stability. In this context, virtual synchronous machine control-based IBRs (VSMIBRs) are anticipated to replace some conventional synchronous generators (SGs) and reshape future power systems. In such grids, IBRs must provide stability services such as dynamic voltage recovery (DVR). Accordingly, this paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the impact of VSM-based IBR integration on DVR and load shedding amount, considering the western electricity coordinating council (WECC) voltage recovery criteria (as protection constraints) across various penetration levels. Furthermore, the influence of DC-link voltage limitations on the DVR performance of VSM-IBRs is examined, and a dedicated algorithm is proposed for calculating their spinning reserve to enhance DC-link stability. For the simulations in this study, the IBR and its controllers are accurately modeled in the DSL (dynamic simulation language) environment of DIgSILENT PowerFactory software. The IEEE 39-Bus test system is utilized for time-domain simulations to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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