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Professor MD Dutt
Addl General Manager (Retd)
BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED
Professor(Ex) in EX Department
Bansal Institute of Science and Technology
Kokta Anand Nagar BHOPAL
UNIT II
EX 7102
RG PV Syllabus
UNIT II EHV AC AND DC TRANSMISSION
FACTS devices, basic type of controllers, series controller. Static Synchronous Series
Compensator SSSC. Thyristor controlled series capacitor TCSC. Thyristor controlled
series reactor TCSR . Shunt controller STATCOM, Static VAR (SVC). Series Series
controllers. Combined series shunt controller. UPFC and TCPST.
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UNIT II
FACTS devices, basic type of controllers, series controller
Static Synchronous Series Compensator SSSC
Thyristor controlled series capacitor TCSC
Thyristor controlled series reactor TCSR
Shunt controller STATCOM, Static VAR (SVC).
Series Series controllers. Combined series shunt controller
UPFC and TCPST
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90 >90
forT1 for T2
Circuit diagram and its voltage and current waveform
For firing angle >90, current is discontinuous, as shown in figure b) . Its fundamental
component If1 again lags Vs, by 90 Its fundamental component If1 decreased,
therefore the inductive reactance offered by reactor (=Vs/If1) has become more. If is
further increased, fundamental component of is would be further reduced and therefore
reactance offered by the reactor would be more pronounced. For firing angle =180,
is=0, if1=0 and theoretically, the inductive reactance offered by the reactor would be
infinite. This shows that with firing angle control from =90 to180: the effective
reactance of the reactor, as seen by the source, can be regulated from its actual value
Xl=2fl when =90, to an infinite value when =180.
As the fundamental component of source current lags the source voltage by 90, the
reactor consumes no power. It draws only reactive power.
Actually for 0 90, there is no control over inductor L therefore
Xl =Vs/Is = Vs/If1 for 0 90,
Or
L =Vs/Is = Vs/If1 for 0 90,
For > 90, the Fourier analysis of inductor current wave form gives the fundamental
component If1 as under
If1= Vs/L
[ 2-2+sin2]
The reactive power drawn at =90 or for 0 90 is
Q =VsIf1 = Vs Is = Vs/L
For 90 180 ,
Q = Vs.If1 = Vs/L [ 2 - 2 +sin 2]
Prof MD Dutt HOD Ex Department SRCT Thuakheda Bhopal MP India
At = 90, reactive power drawn is maximum, when =180, reactive power is zero
A simple understanding of working of TCSC can be obtained by analyzing a variable
inductor connected in parallel with affixed capacitor as shown below
Working of TCSC
ZTCSC = -XC jXTCR
j(XTCR - XC)
-j XC
1 - XC
XTCR
L
1 - XTCR
XC
Since the losses are neglected, the impedance of the TCSC is purely reactive.
The capacitive reactance of TCSC
XTCSC = XC
1 - XC
XTCR
Just the opposite of the convention used in circuit analysis and load flow studies.
The reactance of TCSC is capacitive as long as the reactance of the capacitor Xc
is less than the reactance of the TCRX TCR. When the thyristor are blocked, the
reactance of TCR is infinite and current through it is zero. For Xc < X TCR, The
current through the TCR 180 out of phase with the line current I l for Xc >
XTCR,, The effective reactance of TCSC is negative and it behaves as an inductor.
In this case the line current and the current through the TCR ITCR are in phase.
When the triggering delay angle of TCR is 180, the reactor becomes nonconducting and the series capacitor has its normal value. There is no difference
in the performance of TCSC in this mode with that of a fixed capacitor. This
operation mode is also known as Waiting mode and is normally avoided. As the
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delay angle is reduced to less than conducting and the net impedance of the
controller becomes inductive. The variation of TCSC reactance with firing angle
is shown below.
The feasibility of fast control of thyristor enables the improvement of stability
and damping of oscillations using appropriate control strategies. TCC may be
used for current control, stability improvement, damping oscillation, and for
limiting fault current
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STATCOM
A STATCOM is controlled reactive power source. It provides voltage support by
generating or absorbing reactive power at the point of coupling without the need of
large external reactors or capacitors banks. Thus STATCOM may be used for voltage
control, reactive power compensation and damping oscillations.
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6. Series Series controllers. Combined series shunt controller UPFC and TCPST
It is a combination of two or more separate series controllers with each series controller
connected in a transmission line or in a multi-line transmission system. All the
controllers connected in series are controlled in a coordinated manner.
Another variation of a series series controller is the inter line power flow controller
IPFC. This is recently introduced 1998 controller having a combination of two or more
static synchronous compensator as shown in figure. The SSSCs are coupled through
common DC link.
With this arrangement, in addition to providing series reactive compensation, any
convertor can be controlled to supply real power to the common DC link from its own
transmission line .Thus real power can be made available from the under utilized lines
and can be used by other lines.
Consider an IPFC scheme consisting of two back to back DC to AC, each compensating
a transmission line by injecting a series voltage as shown in figure.
AN IPFC ARRANGEMENT
The two synchronous voltages V1c and V2c represent the two convertors. X1 and X2
are he reactances of Line 1 and line 2 respectively. For clarity both the sending end and
receiving end of two lines are assumed to be constant with fixed magnitudes and fixed
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angles; resulting in identical transmission angles ( 1 and 2) for the two systems. The
two line reactances and the compensating voltages are also assumed to be identical.
Although in actual the two system could be different with different voltages,
impedances and angle. System 1 is selected as the prime system for which free
controllability of both real and reactive power is stipulated.
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The Phasor diagram is shown in figure shows the phase shift realized without
appreciable change in magnitude by the injection of phase Quadrature voltage
components in a 3 phase system .When a phase shifting transformer with on load tap
changer is used, controllable phase shift is obtained. Phase shifting transformers have
been in use since 1930s for control of power flow in transmission lines in steady state.
In spite of their low MVA capacity, these phase shifting transformers can exercise a
significant real power control. A promising use of these devices is in creating active
power regulation on selected lines and securing active power damping.
Controlled shunt compensation increases transient stability by increasing or maintaining
the transmission line voltage during the accelerated swing of the disturbed machine.
Controlled series reactive compensation improves transient stability by increasing the
power transmission during the first swing by reducing the effective line impedance. The
ability of the phase shifting transformer or the phase angle regulator to maintain the
maximum effective transmission angle during the first swing can also be used
effectively to increase the transient stability limit. The phase shifting transformer can
provide a substantial increase in the transient stability margin. The increase in stability
margin is proportional to the angular range and which in turn depends on the VA rating
of the phase shifting transformer.
The modification of voltage magnitudes and or their phase by adding a control voltage
is an important concept and forms the basis of some of the new FACTS devices.
By using electronic controllers, the operation of phase shifting transformer can be made
fast which enables dynamic regulation of power flow and improvement of power flow
system stability and dynamic security.
Both the conventional thyristor based and the GTO based phase angle regulator inject a
voltage between the given bus and the controlled line. The major difference is that
whereas the thyristor based regulator obtains the voltage to be injected from appropriate
taps of the regulating transformer, the GTP based regulator generates this voltage from
DC supply. Therefore, the function of thyristor based regulator is that of an on load tap
changer, selecting the proper tap and injecting the thus obtained voltage to the line. The
function of GTO based regulator is to generate the required voltage and to inject it in
series with the line just as the thyristor based regulator. Thus the injected voltage need
not be realized through electromagnetic winding arrangements; instead by using high
speed semiconductor switches such as GTO thyristors, voltage source invertors (VSI)
phase shifted components are produced.
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