Stability analysis of conventional power systems relies on established modelling practices and tools. Among them, a popular approach exploits the impedances at given buses computed after deriving the power flow solution of the grid typically modelled in the dq-frame. However, in modern grids, this approach is hindered by the presence of elements formulated in the abc-frame, such as inverter-based resources, which make the grid a hybrid system. This paper proposes a novel efficient and versatile tool, directly implemented at simulator level, that allows computing impedances even in these cases.

An Impedance Method for Stability Analysis of Power Systems with Large Penetration of Inverter Based Resources

Bizzarri F.;Del Giudice D.;Linaro D.;Brambilla A.
2023-01-01

Abstract

Stability analysis of conventional power systems relies on established modelling practices and tools. Among them, a popular approach exploits the impedances at given buses computed after deriving the power flow solution of the grid typically modelled in the dq-frame. However, in modern grids, this approach is hindered by the presence of elements formulated in the abc-frame, such as inverter-based resources, which make the grid a hybrid system. This paper proposes a novel efficient and versatile tool, directly implemented at simulator level, that allows computing impedances even in these cases.
2023
2023 IEEE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS (ISCAS 23)
978-1-6654-5109-3
hybrid power systems
impedance analysis
inverter-based resources
Power system stability
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