Transcript Wind Power Plant Dynamic Reactive Power

Wind Power Plant Dynamic Reactive Power “Hybrid” Solutions
to meet ERCOT Reactive Power Capability Requirements
Presented at ERCOT ROS Meeting, December 10, 2009
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The case for engineered wind project “hybrid” reactive power solutions using
integrated STATCOM and switched caps/reactors to meet the ERCOT Protocol
definition of “dynamic VAR capable devices”
• Presented by:
• American Superconductor - Narend Reddy
• S&C Electric – Ken Mattern
• Vestas Americas – Steven Saylors
PRR 830, Section 6.5.7.1 (1))
…”The Reactive Power requirements shall be available at all MW output levels
and may be met through a combination of the Generation Resource’s Unit
Reactive Limit (URL), which is the generating unit’s dynamic leading and
lagging operating capability, and/or dynamic VAR capable devices.”
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Hybrid Reactive Power Dynamic Solutions
• The combination of Statcom
augmented by switched static
reactive elements of capacitors
and/or reactors
• Provides fast-response, robust
design that is dynamically capable
integrated solutions to meet
Voltage Support Services
requirements
• Uses Statcom “Overload”
capability to ensure VAR output is
smooth and linear with voltage
over reactive range needed
• Yields a Least-Cost design when
compared to Full-Sized Statcoms
or SVCs
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• These solutions have proven as
acceptable over the last five years
on many previous wind projects to
various transmission entities
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AESO
ISO-NE
MISO
BPA
How WPPs can do reactive power control for VSS
MAIN TRANSFORMER
PCC
UTILITY, OWNER, ...
POWER
PLANT
CONTROLLER
SCADA
MV COLLECTOR BUS
MSR
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STATCOM
MSC
WTG
Example 1 - STATCOM System for
Power Factor Correction and LVRT
Power Transformer
60/90 MVA
with LTC
34.5 kV
115 kV
600V
PT
34.5 kV
collector
system
Utility
Interconnection
Point
System Rating for
Regulation
600V
+48 MVAR/-16 MVAR
48MVAr
16MVAr
STATCOM
STATCOM
600V
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System Rating for LVRT
+84 MVAR/-48 MVAR
Example 2 – 160MW Wind Farm
Transmission Voltage
PT
CT
CT
CT
N.O.
33 kV
33 kV
Cap Banks
Control
Monitoring
STATCOM
STATCOM
Cap Banks
Control
Reactive Power Control System
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Wind Farm Voltage Control
Dynamic and Steady State Regulation Control
Voltage (pu)
1.04
1.03
Buck Hard Limit = 1.025pu
1.02
Reference Voltage
= 1.00pu
Buck Droop = 2%
1.01
1.00
Boost Droop = 2%
Deadband
Control Setting Options
• Independent boost and buck droops
0.99
• Droop adjustable from 1% to 10%
0.98
• Adjustable reference or target voltages
Boost Hard Limit = 0.975pu
0.97
• Optional dead band and D-VAR output limits
• Can provide power factor control
0.96
3x
2x
1x
Boosting Output
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1x
2x
Bucking Output
3x
AMSC STATCOM System Installations for Wind Farms
• Over 40 wind farms worldwide use AMSC D-VAR Systems (majority
includes static shunt switched devices to provide dynamic support)
• Control systems allow seamless integration and switching of static
shunt devices
• Static shunt devices also configured to address transient grid
conditions to complement short term overload capability of D-VAR
STATCOM.
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“Hybrid” STATCOM and Static Shunt
Solutions Fully Accepted in:
• United Kingdom
•
+/-0.95 dynamic power factor (pf) at PCC with system response time of 1
second (See following chart)
• Alberta (AESO)
• -0.95/0.90 pf overall with -0.985/0.95 pf “dynamic”
• Ontario (IESO)
•
+0.35/-0.33pu with dynamic capability
• South Australia
•
+/-0.93pf with 50% dynamic (STATCOM)
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United Kingdom – Power Factor Capability
MW Output
100%
Leading
(Inductive)
Lagging
(Capacitive)
Full leading
at 50% gen
50%
Full lagging
at 20% gen
38% of leading
at 20% gen
20%
15% of leading and
lagging at zero gen
MVAR
0.33x MW
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0.33x MW
Alberta Electric System Operator
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WPP MW, Inverter VArs and Net VArs at POI
100
WPP MW
MW, MVAR
80
60
40
Cap bank ON
WPP Net MVAr
20
INVERTER MVAr
0
Cap bank OFF
-20
0
1
2
3
4
5
Hours
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6
7
8
9
10
11
DSTATCOM Windfarm Installations
±7.5 ±12
MVAr,
9 MVAR,
MVAC
MVAr,
1x13, 12
3x26
Ireland
New
Mexico
±6.25 MVAr, 5 x 7.5 MVAC
New Mexico
±6.25 MVAr, 1x8MVAR, 2x8MVAC
Scotland
±12 MVAr, 3x22 MVAC
Oregon
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System Operation vs. Ideal Charateristic Curve
(19/September/2009-12:10:48 to 20/September/2009-12:10:38 UTC)
20.00
19.80
19.60
19.40
Characteristic operating line
for the DSTATCOM
(1.00 per unit, 4%)
kV
19.20
DSTATCOM operating states
(10 second samples)
19.00
18.80
18.60
18.40
18.20
-8
-6
-4
-2
MVAr
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0
2
4
Inductor Turn Off - Test 2
1.100
14
12
10
8
1.050
4
Reactor
switch off time
90% point
0.33 seconds
2
1.000
0
-2
-4
-6
0.950
-8
Reaction Time
<0.01 seconds
-10
-12
0.900
21.5
22.0
22.5
23.0
Time - seconds
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23.5
-14
24.0
MVAr
Votlage Setpoint
6
Voltage Setpoint
MVAr
Aikengall
Scottish
Windfarm
19.7
60
19.6
50
19.5
40
30
kVolts
19.4
Capacitor
Bank switched
on
19.3
20
Capacitor
Bank switched
off
19.2
10
19.1
0
DSTATCOM adjusts for
Cap bank operation
Time
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6/13/2009 04:48:00
6/13/2009 00:00:00
6/12/2009 19:12:00
6/12/2009 14:24:00
6/12/2009 09:36:00
6/12/2009 04:48:00
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6/12/2009 00:00:00
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MW/MVAr
External impacts
on system voltage
Van (kV)
VdrFiltered (kV)
DSTAT MVAr
Windfarm Power (MW)
Windfarm VArs (MVAr)
ISSDs (MVAr)
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