H02J3/1835

Power-system stabilization system and power-system stabilization method
11990754 · 2024-05-21 · ·

The present invention provides a power-system stabilization system and a power-system stabilization method, which fundamentally solve the problems of insufficiency and fluctuation in the voltage maintenance capacity and the frequency maintenance capacity. A power-system stabilization system of the present invention comprises a synchronous machine to be field-regulated disposed in an electric power station connected to a power system, a magnetic field regulator for controlling the synchronous machine, and a compensation circuit for correcting a control constant of the magnetic field regulator in accordance with a power-system stability maintaining index that is an index reflecting a renewable energy amount in the power system.

Variable impedance device for a wind turbine

A wind turbine that includes a housing, an asynchronous generator disposed in the housing and configured to be electrically connected to a power grid connection; a power converter circuit disposed in the housing and configured to be electrically connected to the asynchronous generator; and a variable impedance device disposed in the housing, connected to the generator and configured to limit current by varying impedance in response to a transient current. The wind turbine delivers reactive power to the power grid when the variable impedance device varies impedance in response to the transient current. The variable impedance device can be arranged in series between the asynchronous generator and the power grid connection, or can be in a shunt arrangement between the asynchronous generator and a neural point.

Dynamic and Integrated Control of Total Power System Using Distributed Impedance Injection Modules and Actuator Devices Within and at the Edge of the Power Grid
20190190264 · 2019-06-20 ·

A system architecture and method for enabling hierarchical intelligent control with appropriate-speed communication and coordination of control using intelligent distributed impedance/voltage injection modules, local intelligence centers, other actuator devices and miscellaneous FACTS coupled actuator devices is disclosed. Information transfer to a supervisory utility control is enabled for responding to integral power system disturbances, system modelling and optimization. By extending the control and communication capability to the edge of the HV power grid, control of the distribution network through FACTS based Demand response units is also enabled. Hence an integrated and hierarchical total power system control is established with distributed impedance/voltage injection modules, local intelligence centers, connected other actuator devices, miscellaneous FACTS coupled devices and utility supervisory all networked at appropriate speeds allowing optimization of the total power system from generation to distribution.

AN INVERTER SYSTEM FOR ACTIVE HARMONIC FILTER AND STATIC COMPENSATOR APPLICATIONS
20240222972 · 2024-07-04 ·

The invention relates to a power electronic inverter system (100) which allows to balance the power drawn from the phases, to compensate the reactive power and to filter the harmonics in facilities or plants with unbalanced or single-phase loads.

Plug-In Distributed Energy Resource
20190157867 · 2019-05-23 · ·

A distributed energy resource (DER) may store electrical power from an AC circuit and discharge stored electrical power to the AC circuit. A DER may be coupled to the AC circuit via a plug inserted into a receptacle coupled to the AC circuit, and a load device may be plugged into the DER via a receptacle of the DER. The DER may pass AC power from the AC circuit to the load device, and may draw additional power from the AC circuit to charge an energy storage circuit of the DER. The DER may also discharge stored energy into the AC circuit and/or power the load device directly.

Method and device for controlling active distribution network

The present disclosure provides a method and a device for controlling an active distribution network, relating to the field of power system operation and control technology. The method includes: creating a power loss objective function; determining first power flow equations; obtaining second power flow equations by performing linearization on the first power flow equations; determining a sub-scale adjustment model of a transformer; obtaining a linearized model of the transformer by performing linearization on the sub-scale adjustment model; obtaining control parameters by solving the power loss objective function according to the second power flow equations, the linearized model of the transformer, an operation constraint of the continuous reactive power compensator, an operation constraint of the grouping switching capacitor, an operation constraint of the distributed generator and a safety operation constraint in the active distribution network, such that the active distribution network is controlled by the obtained parameters to minimize power loss.

Power transmission network

A power transmission network including a single-phase or multi-phase AC electrical system, a converter including an AC terminal, a point of common coupling, a phase reactance connecting the common coupling to each AC terminal, and a transmission medium to interconnect the common coupling and the electrical system. The network includes a controller to: process the voltage and current at the common coupling to compute a state vector; derive a converter demand by combining the state vector with control parameters, including the capacitance of the power transmission medium presented at the common coupling and the impedance of the phase reactance; and operate the converter according to demand controlling the voltage at each terminal and/or the common coupling to inhibit any perturbation in the converter voltage from a target converter voltage or range resulting from the interaction between the capacitance of the power transmission medium and the impedance of the phase reactance.

Plug-in distributed energy resource
10218177 · 2019-02-26 · ·

A distributed energy resource (DER) may store electrical power from an AC circuit and discharge stored electrical power to the AC circuit. A DER may be coupled to the AC circuit via a plug inserted into a receptacle coupled to the AC circuit, and a load device may be plugged into the DER via a receptacle of the DER. The DER may pass AC power from the AC circuit to the load device, and may draw additional power from the AC circuit to charge an energy storage circuit of the DER. The DER may also discharge stored energy into the AC circuit and/or power the load device directly.

Dynamic and integrated control of total power system using distributed impedance injection modules and actuator devices within and at the edge of the power grid

A system architecture and method for enabling hierarchical intelligent control with appropriate-speed communication and coordination of control using intelligent distributed impedance/voltage injection modules, local intelligence centers, other actuator devices and miscellaneous FACTS coupled actuator devices is disclosed. Information transfer to a supervisory utility control is enabled for responding to integral power system disturbances, system modelling and optimization. By extending the control and communication capability to the edge of the HV power grid, control of the distribution network through FACTS based Demand response units is also enabled. Hence an integrated and hierarchical total power system control is established with distributed impedance/voltage injection modules, local intelligence centers, connected other actuator devices, miscellaneous FACTS coupled devices and utility supervisory all networked at appropriate speeds allowing optimization of the total power system from generation to distribution.

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CONTROL IN POWER SYSTEMS
20190006847 · 2019-01-03 ·

Electrical circuit control techniques in power systems are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a supervisory computer in the power system can be configured to fit phasor measurement data from phasor measurement units into a Gaussian distribution with a corresponding Gaussian confidence level. When the Gaussian confidence level of the fitted Gaussian distribution is above a Gaussian confidence threshold, the supervisory computer can be configured to perform an ambient analysis on the received phasor measurement data to determine an operating characteristic of the power system. The supervisory computer can then automatically applying at least one electrical circuit control action to the power system in response to the determined operating characteristic.