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    2nd UCTE project

    TrainingPhase 1

    Item 1Theoretical Description ofLoad-Frequency Control

    Oguz YILMAZTubitak-UZAY

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    Load-Frequency Control Primary Control (Local Control)

    Secondary Control (General System

    Control) Tertiary Control (Control of Minute Reserve

    or Scheduled Reserve)

    Time Control Example Simulations with Dynamic ModelsFor further inquiry,

    http://www.entsoe.eu/resources/publications/ce/oh/

    Summary

    http://www.entsoe.eu/resources/publications/ce/oh/http://www.entsoe.eu/resources/publications/ce/oh/http://www.entsoe.eu/resources/publications/ce/oh/
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    Control over the time line after a frequency deviation

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    Primary Frequency Control

    PurposeEstablishment of balance between

    Generation-Load

    Balance can be lost in miliseconds (breakertrip/closure)

    Time is required for generation level change(seconds)

    Kinetic energy change of rotating masses,=> frequency deviation

    Continuous, automatic, proportional response ofgenerating units to frequency deviation

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    10

    units

    max.

    1) 7 units

    1) 7 units

    1) 50 units

    2a) 7=>9 units (unexpected

    increase in flow )

    2b1) 50=>49 change in

    level

    2b2) 7=>9 increase in flow

    2c) =>49.8 @ the new

    balance

    50

    49

    Safety

    valve

    Primary Frequency Control-Analogy

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    Generation=Load

    Generation < Load

    Generation=Load

    Reestablishment of the

    balance between

    generation&load, and a

    new steady state valuefor the frequency.

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    Example Simulations

    Scenario 1Combined Cycle=0.97; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=1;

    Secondary Control inactive.

    @ T=10.sec extra step load of 2%.

    Tsim=250 sec

    Scenario 2Combined Cycle=0.92; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=0.98;

    Secondary Control inactive.@ T=10.sec Extra step load of 2%.

    Tsim=250 sec

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    Secondary Frequency Control

    PurposeEliminate frequency deviation

    Maintain the interchange flows at thescheduled values

    System-wide, central control over a group ofgenerating units

    AGC (Automatic Generation Control)

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    Ideal secondary controlafter a loss of generation

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    Secondary Frequency Control

    Definitions

    Control AreaEg. Turkey or Bulgaria ...

    Area Control Error

    ACE = Actual instantaneous net interchangescheduled netinterchange Calculated* primary control contribution

    Kri => K-factor (MW/Hz) defined for the specified control area

    AGC Secondary Control Parameters

    + Export

    - Import

    => P, 1/Tr =I

    PI Control !!!

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    S d F C l

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    Secondary Frequency Control

    Control Reserve

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    Simulation Examples

    Scenario 3Combined Cycle=0.92; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=0.98;

    Sekondary Control active. (only hydro)

    @ T=10.sec extra step load of %2.

    @ T=250.sec extra step load of %1Tsim=600 sec

    Scenario 4Combined Cycle=0.92; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=0.98;

    Sekondary Control active. (hydro+combined cycle)@ T=10.sec extra step load of %2.

    @ T=250.sec extra step load of %1

    Tsim=600 sec

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    Tertiary Frequency Control

    PurposeProvision of reserve continuity for SecondaryControl (scheduled activation)

    For large incidents, provision of secondaryreserve (direct activation) (minute-reserve)

    Distribution of Control Reserve among

    generating units or committed units,depending on ECONOMY and SAFETY

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    Tertiary Control

    G ti L d U b l

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    Geneation-Load Unbalance

    and Control over the Time axis

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    Example Simulations

    Scenario 5Combined Cycle=0.92; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=0.98;Secondary Control active. (hydro + combined cycle)

    @ T=10.sec extra step load of %2.

    @ T=250.sec extra step load of %1

    @T=700.sec Tertiary Reserve 1 is being activatedTsim=1200 sec

    Scenario 6Combined Cycle=0.92; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=0.98;

    Secondary Control active. (hydro + combined cycle)

    @ T=10.sec extra step load of %2.

    @ T=250.sec extra step load of %1

    @T=700.sec Tertiary Reserve 1 is being activated (0.45 pu)

    @T=1200. sec Tertiary Reserve 2 is being activated (0.45 pu)

    Tsim=2000 [email protected]

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    Time Control

    Purpose

    When fgerek not controlled with quality andintegral error increases,

    fset set different than 50 Hz to minimizeintegral error.

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    Example Simulations

    Scenario 7Between T=2000. sec and T=2400. sec, time control

    fset=50.05

    Tsim=2500 sec.

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    Emergency Control

    Purpose

    In case generation-load unbalance can notbe maintained with 3-stage control,reestablisment of balance with unpreferred

    methodsUnder frequency load-shedding

    Instantaneous Demand Control (new approach)

    Generation TrippingConfiguration change at plant load controlsystems (deactivation of load controllers,limiters)

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    Simulation Examples

    Scenario 8Combined Cycle=0.92; Hydro=0.90, CoalFired=0.98;

    Secondary Control active. (hydro + combined cycle)

    @ T=10.sec extra step load of %2.

    @ T=250.sec extra step load of %1

    @T=700.sec Tertiary Reserve 1 is being activated (0.45 pu)

    @T=1200. sec Tertiary Reserve 2 is being activated (0.45 pu)

    Time control between T=2000. sec and T=2400. sec

    @T=2700.sec extra load of %10 begins to activate.

    Tsim=3500 sec.

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