Considerations on the modeling of photovoltaic systems for grid impact studies

V. Cuk; P.F. Ribeiro; J.F.G. Cobben; W.L. Kling; F.R. Isleifsson; H.W. Bindner; N. Martensen; A. Samadi; L. Söder

Considerations on the modeling of photovoltaic systems for grid impact studies

V. Cuk, P.F. Ribeiro, J.F.G. Cobben, W.L. Kling, F.R. Isleifsson, H.W. Bindner, N. Martensen, A. Samadi, L. Söder

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Abstract

Photovoltaic systems continue to be deployed at increasing levels and their impact on the electric grid needs to be evaluated more accurately. This includes the impact both in the local grid where they are connected and the impact on the operation of the whole system. As a consequence, adequate models of panels, inverters, and the rest of the grid are required. Models of photovoltaic systems need to characterize their dominant characteristics and effects on the electric grid for the different types of studies, i.e. load flow, harmonic distortion, voltage stability and electromagnetic transient studies. This paper gives an overview of models that are currently in use for different types of grid impact studies, and points to their applications and limitations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings 1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems, 24 October 2011, Aarhus Denmark
Place of Publication	Langen
Publisher	Energynautics
ISBN (Print)	978-3-9813870-4-9
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	conference; 1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems; 2011-10-24; 2011-10-24 - Duration: 24 Oct 2011 → 24 Oct 2011

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Conference	conference; 1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems; 2011-10-24; 2011-10-24
Period	24/10/11 → 24/10/11
Other	1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems

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Cuk, V, Ribeiro, PF, Cobben, JFG, Kling, WL, Isleifsson, FR, Bindner, HW, Martensen, N, Samadi, A & Söder, L 2011, Considerations on the modeling of photovoltaic systems for grid impact studies. in Proceedings 1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems, 24 October 2011, Aarhus Denmark. Energynautics, Langen, conference; 1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems; 2011-10-24; 2011-10-24, 24/10/11.

Considerations on the modeling of photovoltaic systems for grid impact studies. / Cuk, V.; Ribeiro, P.F.; Cobben, J.F.G. et al.
Proceedings 1st International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems, 24 October 2011, Aarhus Denmark. Langen: Energynautics, 2011.

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