OpenIPSL.Electrical.Branches.PSAT

Branch models from PSAT

Information

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Package Content

Name	Description
TwoWindingTransformer	Modeled as series reactances without iron losses
ThreeWindingTransformer	Three winding transformer model from PSAT
PhaseShiftingTransformer	Phase Shifting Transformer (PST)
ULTC_VoltageControl	Under Load Tap Changer, continuous model, secondary voltage control

OpenIPSL.Electrical.Branches.PSAT.TwoWindingTransformer

Modeled as series reactances without iron losses

Parameters

Name	Description
Power flow
S_b	System base power [VA]
V_b	Sending end bus voltage [V]
Transformer parameters
Sn	Power rating [VA]
Vn	Voltage rating [V]
rT	Resistance(transformer base) [1]
xT	Reactance(transformer base) [1]
m	Optional fixed tap ratio
Visualisation
displayPF	Display power flow results:

Connectors

Name	Description
p
n

OpenIPSL.Electrical.Branches.PSAT.ThreeWindingTransformer

Three winding transformer model from PSAT

Parameters

Name	Description
Power flow
S_b	System base power [VA]
V_b	Sending end bus voltage [V]
Transformer parameters
Sn	Power rating [VA]
Vn	Voltage rating for transformer [V]
r12	Resistance of the branch 1-2 (transformer base) [1]
r13	Resistance of the branch 1-3 (transformer base) [1]
r23	Resistance of the branch 2-3 (transformer base) [1]
x12	Reactance of the branch 1-2 (transformer base) [1]
x13	Reactance of the branch 1-3 (transformer base) [1]
x23	Reactance of the branch 2-3 (transformer base) [1]
m	Fixed tap ratio [1]

Connectors

Name	Description
b1
b2
b3

OpenIPSL.Electrical.Branches.PSAT.PhaseShiftingTransformer

Phase Shifting Transformer (PST)

Information

The following documentation is adapted from [Milano2010], chapter 11.2.3:

Phase Shifting Transformers (PhSTs) are able to vary the phase shifting angle φ to control the active power flow. These devices are used in meshed networks for reducing the congestion on some transmission lines and/or properly redis- tributing active power flows in transmission lines. A fairly complete review of PhST technologies can be found in [Verboomen2005].

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The measured pmes of the real power flow pk is compared with the desired power flow pref and a PI controller is used for varying the phase angle φ.

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The phase angle φ is subjected to an windup limiter. [...] It is relevant to note that connecting two areas of a network only by means of PhSTs can lead to unsolvable cases, as PhSTs impose the total real power transfer between the two areas.

Parameters

Name	Description
Power flow
S_b	System base power [VA]
V_b	Sending end bus voltage [V]
Transformer parameters
Sn	Power rating [VA]
Vn	Voltage rating [V]
rT	Resistance (transformer base) [1]
xT	Reactance (transformer base) [1]
m	Optional fixed tap ratio
Phase controller
pref	Desired power flow [1]
Kp	Proportional gain
Ki	Integral gain
Tm	Measurement time constant [s]
alpha_max	Maximum phase angle [rad]
alpha_min	Minimum phase angle [rad]
Initialization
pmes0	Initial measured power flow [1]
alpha0	Initial phase shifting angle [rad]

Connectors

Name	Description
n
p

OpenIPSL.Electrical.Branches.PSAT.ULTC_VoltageControl

Under Load Tap Changer, continuous model, secondary voltage control

Parameters

Name	Description
Power flow data
S_b	System base power [VA]
Vbus1	Sending end Bus nominal voltage [V]
Vbus2	Receiving end Bus nominal voltage [V]
Transformer data
Sn	Power rating [VA]
Vn	Voltage rating [V]
rT	Transformer resistance(transformer base) [1]
xT	Transformer reactance(transformer base) [1]
Voltage control
v_ref	Reference voltage [1]
v_0	Initial voltage magnitude of the controlled bus [1]
kT	Nominal tap ratio (V1/V2)
m0	Initial tap ratio [pu/pu]
m_max	Maximum tap ratio [pu/pu]
m_min	Minimum tap ratio [pu/pu]
H	Integral deviation [1]
K	Inverse time constant [1/s]

Connectors

Name	Description
p
n

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