secure power in high renewable penetration environment
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Secure Power in High Renewable Penetration
Environment
Keyue Smedley1
Collaborators: Greg Smedley2, Taotao Jin2, Tong Chen2 , and Anto Joseph1
University of California Irvine 2. One-Cycle Control, Inc. Irvine
July 20, 2021
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2US Power Generation
2020:• 4,009,000 GWh• 60% Fossil• 20% Nuclear • 20% Renewables
(including hydroelectric)
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3US Renewable Generation
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4Renewable Challenges
Source: http://www.megawattsf.com/gridstorage/gridstorage.htm
• Intermittency• Fast Transient
• Voltage instability • Voltage regulation equipment
wear out prematurely • Black out, brown out
Source: One-Cycle Control, Inc.
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5VAR Stabilizes Power Grid
By extending the margin before voltage collapsing
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7Power Electronics--enabling high penetration
• Silicon has revolutionized IT. It is time to modernize our power system1.
• 4-quadrant power converter2,3
=> universal grid control actuator
• Fast precise control=> local autonomous reflexes
STATCON
PFCRectifier
oP
Q
ac/dcdc/ac
+VAR
-VAR
Inverter-VAR
Inverter+VAR
Inverter
STATCON
o
Q
ac/dcdc/ac
+VAR
-VAR
PFC+VAR
Inverter-VAR
Inverter+VAR
PFC-VAR
1. Keyue Smedley, “One-Cycle Control and Its Applications in Distributed Generation” COBEP 2004, Brazil.
2. K. Smedley and C. Qiao, Unified Constant-frequency Integration Control of Three-Phase Rectifiers, Inverters, and Active Power Filters for Unity Power Factor, US Patent filed 9/99, 6297980. 2001.
3. Taotao Jin and Keyue Smedley, “T. Jin, L. Li, and K. Smedley, Universal OCC Converter for Distributed Generation, Power Electronics Technology Conference, Chicago, 2004.
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1/Ts ∫0t V2dt=V1t=dTs
V2d=V1
• OCC solves the first order polynomial equation
• OCC solves most power electronic problems
One-Cycle Control Concept
Comparator
Integrator
Q QS R
clock
d
v1 v2
reset
with reset
CLK
v (t)+
v (t)1
Q
K. Smedley “control art of switching converters” Caltech Ph.D.Thesis, 1991
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OCC-DVC--Smart Grid Building Blocks
High efficiencyFast responseSmall footprint
Source: One-Cycle Control, Inc.
±60kVAR
+Q to -Q Q ramps up/down
±360kVAR
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11OCC-DVC--stabilize voltage
Source: of One-Cycle Control, Inc.
Set point
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12SDGE Installation
OCC-DVC ––Quench the transientRegulate the voltage to a flat line
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13OCC-DVC (Voltage Schedule)OCC-DVC = OFF OCC-DVC = ON
OCC-DVC OFF: wide voltage fluctuation OCC-DVC ON: voltage is scheduled
OCC-DVC ON: VAR injection
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15OCC-DVC (Dynamic Load&PV)
OCC-DVC ON: Voltage is a flat line
OCC-DVC ON: VAR injection
2 load drops èSolar power surges back to transformer
Voltage is stabilized
OCC-DVC fast actionTo combat the transient
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October 18, 2013, 9:03AM• 500kV line fault • Voltage sag was detected in every substation• Except the one with OCC-DVC ON
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17Duke Energy Installation
Source: Duke Energy
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140 bus SCE DPS simulation of coordination of Fast VAR
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No reactive injection With reactive injectionFrequent transient activities Smoother operation
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• Synchronous condenser: high inertial not suitable for fast transient intermittency
• Switching capacitor and LTC: slow speed and step control• SVC: too slow to capture the fast transient of renewables• STATCON: may be able to handle when the transient is
mild • OCC-DVC has demonstrated fast transient suppressing
capability • Opportunity: OCC-DVC coordination with LTC, Switching
Cap, and SVC è smooth and cost-effective solutions.
VAR & Voltage RegulationMethod Comparison
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29OCC-DVCEnables high penetration