C1-207 TRANSMISSION CAPACITY INCREASE BY RETURNING POWER SYSTEM STABILIZERS
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1 21, rue d'artois, F Paris C1-207 Session 2004 CIGRÉ TRANSMISSION CAPACITY INCREASE BY RETURNING POWER SYSTEM STABILIZERS STEFAN ELENIUS* JUSSI JYRINSALO SIMO JOKI-KORPELA HELSINKI UNIVERSITY FINGRID OYJ TEOLLISUUDEN OF TECHNOLOGY VOIMA OY (Finland) 1. INTRODUCTION In certain operational situations, poorly damped inter-area oscillations may restrict the transmission capacity from Finland to the other Nordic countries. The frequency of the inter-area oscillation mode is around 0.3 Hz and the generators in southern Finland participate most strongly in these oscillations [1]. Small sustained oscillations of this frequency have occasionally been noticed in the terminal power of the two largest generators in Finland as well as in the power flow of the 400 kv AC transmission lines between Finland and Sweden. Studies revealed that retuning the power system stabilizers (PSS) of the two largest generators in Finland can give as much as % of extra transmission capacity towards the Swedish grid. However, both simulations and the first on-site test also revealed that the reactive power controllers (RPC) of the generators in question can strongly interact with the power system stabilizers. After the first on-site test, efforts were made to coordinate the reactive power control loop with the power system stabilizer. However, the second on-site test revealed a new, very low frequency interaction problem. The interaction was also verified by simulations. The RPC loop was again retuned and a third on-site test was performed. The third test included disconnection of one of the interconnecting 400 kv AC lines to Sweden, so as to increase the inter-area reactance and to create large power oscillations. The system tests showed that a solution to the problem had been found and the damping of the inter-area oscillations was much better with the new control system settings than with the original ones. This gives a clear transmission capacity increase. For the simulations we have used the PSS/E-model [2] of the Nordic power system that has been developed by the Nordic transmission system operators during the past twenty years. The model has 1282 generators and 4780 buses. A frequency scanning method was used with the dynamic simulations to optimize the tuning of the control loops. * stefan.elenius@hut.fi
2 2. POWER OSCILLATIONS IN THE FINNISH GRID The Finnish power transmission grid is a part of the synchronous Nordic grid. The national grid operator, Fingrid Oyj has the responsibility of maintaining the operational reliability of the Finnish power system. The most important interconnections to Scandinavia are two 400 kv AC lines between the northern parts of Finland and Sweden and a 400 kv DC connection between the southern parts of the two countries (Figure 1). Hydro power plant Thermal power plant Substation Olkiluoto power plant Russia Estonia Latvia Lithuania Germany Poland Figure 1. Map of the Nordic power system. The transmission capacity of the 400 kv AC interconnections is in most situations determined by stability issues. Voltage stability becomes a limiting factor after certain contingencies when importing power from the northern parts of Sweden. However, in export situations when the power is transmitted all the way to southern Scandinavia, the limiting factor is poorly damped inter-area oscillations. The frequency of these system-wide oscillations is around 0.3 Hz. The power system stabilizer settings for the largest generators in Finland had previously been assessed in the beginning of 1980 s. In the end of 1998 some prolonged low-frequency oscillations were observed during a low load situation. There were no line outages in the grid at that time and the power exchange between Sweden and Finland was relatively low. This incident suggested that the damping issue should be reassessed in 2
3 the present situation where both the grid and its loading patterns had considerably changed from the 1980's. In the first phase, the studies were concentrated on the power system stabilizers at the two largest generators in Finland, i.e. Olkiluoto power plant. It was soon also found out that the power system stabilizers may in some situations interact with reactive power controllers thus giving rise to sustained power oscillations. 3. OLKILUOTO POWER PLANT CONTROLS On the west coast of Finland, in Eurajoki, Teollisuuden Voima Oy (TVO) operates two 840 MW boiling water reactors (by ASEA ATOM AB). TVO was founded in 1969 by a number of Finnish industrial companies with the purpose of building and operating large power plants. The company supplies electricity to its shareholders at cost. The first Olkiluoto unit was connected to the national grid in September 1978 and the second unit in February The units have been uprated twice since the commissioning. The thermal power of each reactor was increased from 2000 MW to 2160 MW in 1984 and to 2500 MW in The corresponding nominal values of the net electrical output were 660 MW, 710 MW and 840 MW, respectively. Normally, both units are used in reactive power control mode and voltage control is only prioritized in case the terminal voltage differs more than 2,5% from its setpoint value. The principle is that no reactive power is supplied to the grid during normal operational conditions. By using this kind of mode the maximum amount of reactive power is kept as disturbance reserve and furthermore, the generators can be operated at a stable temperature condition. The generators have brushless excitation systems with rotating AC pilot- and main-exciters. The generators can also be operated in constant field current mode, where the pilot exciter, voltage controller and thyristor rectifier are replaced with an excitation transformer, current controller and a separate thyristor rectifier. The selection between the two modes is done by means of switches on the DC side of the thyristor bridges. (Figure 2). Figure 2. Functional block diagram for the excitation systems at Olkiluoto. 3
4 4. DYNAMIC SIMULATIONS AND ON-SITE TESTING 4.1 Frequency response of the excitation system The power system stabilizers at Olkiluoto use the active power at the generator terminals as input signal and the stabilizer output is connected in parallel with the voltage reference of the voltage regulator. The original stabilizers were tuned primarily for damping local machine oscillations. In order to determine what transfer function would be required to damp the inter-area oscillations, a frequency scanning technique for the PSS/E power system simulator was developed, implemented and used together with the normal PSS/E-simulations by the main author. The frequency response of the transfer function from the voltage reference to the terminal power of the Olkiluoto generators has been obtained by simulations with the large Nordic power system model (Figure 3.a). The Olkiluoto power system stabilizers were switched off during the frequency scanning. The frequency response with the highest magnitude is obtained in the rad/s range. These oscillations occur between generators or groups of generators in Finland. Another resonance is at 2.0 rad/s (0.32 Hz). This is the inter-area mode, where the generators in Finland oscillate against the generators in the southern parts of Sweden and Norway. The phase shift is about 45 degrees lead at the 2.0 rad/s resonance, and changes sharply in the rad/s range from lead to lag. The resonance at 50 rad/s is generator/exciter shaft torsional oscillations. Figure 3. a) Frequency response of the excitation systems of the Olkiluoto generators. b) Frequency response of the power system stabilizers at Olkiluoto. 4.2 Frequency response of the power system stabilizer The design criteria that is used for stabilizers with negative feedback is to obtain an open loop phase shift of about zero degrees and a relatively high loop gain at the frequencies that need damping. The power system stabilizers at Olkiluoto were originally designed to have a good damping of local machine oscillations. The stabilizers were retuned in 2003 to give a good damping in the inter-area frequency range while still having an acceptable damping of the local machine modes. (Figure 3.b). 4
5 4.3 Generator reactive power controller In addition to a normal voltage control, the generators at Olkiluoto are provided with reactive power controllers. The operators can choose whether to have the reactive power controller in service or not. The reactive power controller originally changed the voltage control reference with a speed of pu/second, when the reactive power was outside a small dead-band. Later the dead-band was replaced with a linear range (sections ). If a disturbance leads to a voltage deviation of more than 2.5 % from the voltage setpoint for a duration longer than 2 seconds, the reactive power controller returns the voltage to within 2 % of the setpoint, after which it is deactivated. 4.4 Controller interaction A stabilizer with an improved phase-shift at the inter-area oscillation mode was studied together with the reactive power control model. The simulations showed a sustained oscillation of 0.3 Hz after a disturbance was applied to the system. The sustained power variation was 2.2 MW for each generator at Olkiluoto. This phenomenon was discovered immediately before a scheduled on-site test of the new stabilizer. (Figure 4.a). The damping ratios are calculated according to equation A1 damping ratio ζ = p p n ln (4.1) 2 π A2p p where A1 p-p and A2 p-p represent the magnitudes of the oscillations at the beginning and at the end of the chosen observation interval for calculation of damping, and n represents the number of cycles in this interval. The equation has been derived during this work. The damping ratio ζ in (4.1) relates directly to the damping ratio used in linear control theory [4] [5]. During the on-site testing of the new stabilizer, special attention was paid to the interaction with the reactive power controller. Variations similar to the simulations were obtained in the output signal of the reactive power controller. Therefore, it was decided not to take the new stabilizer into service at this time. Figure 4. a) Simulation with original reactive power controller showing sustained oscillations after disturbance. b) Simulations with a reactive power controller with linear range. 5
6 4.5 Reactive power controller with linear range Because of the interaction problem encountered during the on-site testing, further simulations were done with the reactive power controller. It was found that by coordinating the action of the reactive power controller with the action of the power system stabilizer, a better damping performance could be obtained than when operating with the power system stabilizer alone. By simulations, it was found that after applying a disturbance to the system, the highest damping ratio was obtained at a reactive power variation of 13 Mvar at the generator terminals (Figure 4.a). Therefore, a linear range was introduced to the reactive power controller, which linearly decreased the output magnitude of the reactive power controller with the reactive power variation at the generator terminals at the inter-area oscillation frequency (Figure 4.b). A linear range of ±10.0 Mvar was introduced with the reactive power controllers at the plant. The modified reactive power controllers were used together with the old power system stabilizers for six months. After this trial period, a new power system stabilizer was tested on-line. During this testing another low frequency variation of 0.8 rad/s (0.125 Hz) in the reactive power at the generator terminals was encountered. The variations were not noticed immediately, because the magnitude of the variation varied by time. The internal supervisory functions of the reactive power controller eventually switched off the controller. Because the old power system stabilizer had encountered no problems with the modified reactive power controller, the old stabilizer was put back in service. 4.6 Reactive power controller with enlarged linear range A simulation study was again initiated to find the cause for the 0.8 rad/s (0.125 Hz) interaction between the new power system stabilizer and the modified reactive power controller. The frequency response of the transfer function from the voltage reference to the reactive power output of one of the generators was plotted, while the other generator was operating in parallel with its reactive power controller active (Figure 5). By means of the Bode plot and the transfer function for the reactive power controller, it could be calculated that the gain of the reactive power control loop was about 1 p.u. at the 0.8 rad/s (0.125 Hz) resonance frequency with a phase margin of about 30 degrees. Note that the reactive power controller, which is of integrator type, has a phase shift of -90 degrees over the whole frequency range Hz resonance gain phase shift ω [rad/s] Figure 5. Frequency response of transfer function from the voltage reference to the reactive power at the generator terminals. The power system stabilizers are active at both generators and the reactive power controller is active only at the parallel generator. 6
7 The resonance can be seen in the same Bode plot because the other generator has its reactive power control loop closed. A higher phase margin is normally required for feedback controllers [4]. The stimulus to the oscillation was believed to have originated from an aliasing problem [5] with the new digital power system stabilizer. From the Bode plot it was determined that the gain of the reactive power controller would need to be lowered with a factor of ten. This was accomplished at the plant by increasing the linear range of the reactive power controller from ±10 Mvar to ±140 Mvar, which lowered the gain by a factor of fourteen. 4.7 System tests On-site tests were done with new stabilizer settings (Figure 3.b) and the reactive power controller with a linear range of ±140 Mvar and the generators at full power. The 0.8 rad/s (0.125 Hz) oscillation problem had now disappeared making it possible to verify the system damping with different stabilizer settings and system configurations. By utilizing the Fennoskan HVDC transmission link between southern parts of Finland and Sweden, the power on the AC lines was increased towards Sweden and maintained at the same level for each test. With the old stabilizer settings, one of the interconnecting 400 kv AC lines between Finland and Sweden was switched out and a few minutes later switched back in. This created quite large power oscillations and their damping was monitored both at the generating station and in the AC lines to Sweden. The same tests were repeated with the new stabilizer settings. The power transfer to Sweden on the AC lines was about 1000 MW for all tests. With one of the interconnecting lines switched out, there was only one 400 kv AC line carrying this power. The damping ratios from the system tests have been calculated from the generator power recordings using the recursive least-square method for modal analysis with the PSS/E [3] (Table I). Table I Damping ratios for OLG1 power when switching one of the 400 kv AC lines between Finland and Sweden ζ f Old stabilizer Opening line 3.58E Hz settings Closing line 4.17E Hz New stabilizer Opening line 4.47E Hz settings Closing line 5.13E Hz The results from the system tests show that the new stabilizer settings at the Olkiluoto generators have improved the damping of the lowest inter-area oscillation mode in the Nordic power system. The decrease in stability caused by the line outage has been fully compensated for with the use of new stabilizer settings at Olkiluoto. The system test showed a smaller damping improvement than obtained by simulations. One of the reasons for this is differences in the response between the excitation system model used in the simulations and the response of the excitation system at the plant. This indicates that further work is needed on excitation system modeling. 7
8 5 CONCLUSIONS A combination of simulation techniques and on-site measurements has been used to find the cause for occasional sustained low-frequency oscillations in the Finnish transmission grid. The work was done in cooperation with a transmission system operator, a power plant owner and a university, thus giving a wide view on the problem. The most detailed dynamic simulation model available of the Nordic power system has been used together with a frequency scanning technique and time domain simulations. The simulated frequency responses of the transfer functions from the voltage reference to the active power and reactive power at the generator terminals with different controller configurations have been proven beneficial in this work. The same frequency scanning technique has been used to find settings that make the power system stabilizers effective on damping inter-area oscillations. Modifications of the power system stabilizers originally caused interaction problems with the generator reactive power controllers. A set of on-site tests and simulations were done to find the cause of the interactions. When the solutions to these problems had been found system tests were done which included activation of the lowest inter-area oscillation mode in the Nordic power system. The system tests showed that a solution to the problem had been found and that the damping of the lowest inter-area oscillation mode was much better with the new control system settings than with the original ones. The new control system settings were left in service after these tests which made it possible to increase the power transfer limit from Finland to Sweden. The system tests also showed that further work is needed on excitation system modeling. 6 REFERENCES [1] Uhlen, K; Elenius, S; Norheim, I; Jyrinsalo, J; Elovaara, J; Lakervi E; Application of linear analysis for stability improvements in the Nordic power transmission system, (IEEE/PES general meeting, July 2003, Toronto Canada, pp. 1-7). [2] PSS/E-29, Operational manual and Application guide, (Power Technologies, Inc., 2002). [3] PSS/E-29, PSSPLT program manual, (Power Technologies, Inc., 2000, pp ). [4] Skogestad, S; Postlethwaite, I; Multivariable feedback control: Analysis and design, (John Wiley & Sons Ltd, 1996, pp ). [5] Åström, K.J; Wittenmark, B; Computer controlled systems: Theory and design, (Prentice Hall, pp. 17, 128). The authors kindly acknowledge the research funding from the Development Fund of Electric Power Technology (SVK-pooli) in Finland. 8
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