Fast Fault Current Injection of Renewable Energy Sources to Support Voltage During Dips

Roozbeh Torkzadeh; V. Cuk; J.F.G. (Sjef) Cobben

doi:10.1109/GTD49768.2023.00045

Fast Fault Current Injection of Renewable Energy Sources to Support Voltage During Dips

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Abstract

The energy transition and the shift from fossil-fueled-based synchronous generation (SG) to inverter-based renewable energy sources (IBRs) will impact power systems planning and operation. The changes in the system strength and inertial response can be named as two major consequences of this transition. The changes in the system strength address the ability of the system to maintain the voltage waveform during normal operation and disturbances. The short-circuit contribution from IBRs is much more limited than the inherent contribution from SG units. This limited contribution can lead to deeper voltage dips during events in the future. In addition, high penetration levels of IBRs can alter the propagation area for voltage dips. This paper investigates the role of fast fault current injection (FFCI) tuning of IBRs on voltage dips in future grids. The result illustrates that well-tuned FFCI helps to maintain the voltage during voltage dips; however, the impact is very local.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	2023 IEEE PES GTD International Conference and Exposition (GTD)
Editors	Mehmet Tahir Sandikkaya, Omer Usta
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Pages	98-103
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-7281-7025-1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/GTD49768.2023.00045
Publication status	Published - 29 Sept 2023
Event	2023 IEEE PES GTD International Conference and Exposition, GTD 2023 - Istanbul, Turkey Duration: 22 May 2023 → 25 May 2023

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Conference	2023 IEEE PES GTD International Conference and Exposition, GTD 2023
Abbreviated title	GTD 2023
Country/Territory	Turkey
City	Istanbul
Period	22/05/23 → 25/05/23

Keywords

Fast Fault Current Injection
Inverter-based Renewable Energy Sources
Power Quality
Voltage Dips

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Torkzadeh, R , Cuk, V & Cobben, JFG 2023, Fast Fault Current Injection of Renewable Energy Sources to Support Voltage During Dips. in MT Sandikkaya & O Usta (eds), 2023 IEEE PES GTD International Conference and Exposition (GTD)., 10261759, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, pp. 98-103, 2023 IEEE PES GTD International Conference and Exposition, GTD 2023, Istanbul, Turkey, 22/05/23. https://doi.org/10.1109/GTD49768.2023.00045

Fast Fault Current Injection of Renewable Energy Sources to Support Voltage During Dips. / Torkzadeh, Roozbeh ; Cuk, V.; Cobben, J.F.G. (Sjef).
2023 IEEE PES GTD International Conference and Exposition (GTD). ed. / Mehmet Tahir Sandikkaya; Omer Usta. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2023. p. 98-103 10261759.

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Fast Fault Current Injection of Renewable Energy Sources to Support Voltage During Dips

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