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1 Tuesday, August 14, 2007
A NEW STABILIZER AND
DESIGN ALGORITHM TO MINIMIZE THE EXCITATION OF
UNDESIRABLE OSCILLATIONS
N. Kshatriya, U.D. Annakkage, A.M. Gole
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OUTLINE
Ø Background
Ø Partial Left Eigenstructure Assignment Technique
Ø SS type PSS
Ø Design Algorithm
Ø Results
Ø Conclusions
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POWER SYSTEM STABILIZERS
Traditional PSS Design Objective
Exciter Ge(s)
Generator Gg(s)
1 2Hs
1 s
∆ωr
∆Te
∆Tm
+ _ ∆δ Vref
PSS K*Gp(s)
Power System
Et,
θ
Pg, Qg Et
Vpss
Proportional to ∆ωr
Exciter Ge(s)
Generator Gg(s)
1 2Hs 1
2Hs 1 s 1 s
∆ωr
∆Te
∆Tm
+ _ ∆δ Vref
PSS K*Gp(s)
Power System
Et,
θ
Pg, Qg Et
Vpss
Proportional to ∆ωr
Re(λ)
Im(λ)
Damp=0.05
x x
Improve damping of poorly damped mode
Re(λ)
Im(λ)
Damp=0.05
x x
Make unstable mode sufficiently damped
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WHY EIGENSTRUCTURE?
( ) ( ) ( ) x t A x t B u t •
= +
Linear System Dynamics
( ) (0) t x t V e W x Λ =
Time domain solution
V = right eigenvector matrix
W = left eigenvector matrix
Λ = diagonal matrix of eigenvalues
x(0) = initial condition
Ø Traditional PSS and design algorithm is concerned about closedloop eigenvalues only
Ø Eigenvalues decides rate of decay
Ø Right and Left eigenvectors together decide the shape of the response
Ø Further improvement in dynamical performance can be achieved if eigenstructure is considered in design algorithm
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RIGHT AND LEFT EIGENVECTORS
LEFT EIGENVECTOR
Ø Decides excitation of mode : y i (0) = w i ix(0)
Ø Judicious selection can minimize excitation of mode
RIGHT EIGENVECTOR
Ø Decides presence of mode in states: x(t) = Σ v i y i (t)
Ø Judicious selection can minimize presence of mode in states
Proposed New algorithm optimally selects left eigenvector
( ) (0) t x t V e W x Λ =
Time domain solution
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EIGENSTRUCTURE ASSIGNMENT TECHNIQUE
Ø Suitable for MultiInput, MultiOutput (MIMO) LTI system
Ø First theoretical application in 1970’s
Ø Many techniques for controller design based on ESA
Ø Application : Aircrafts, helicopters, missiles, etc.
Ø Not yet found its place in power system
Ø Proposed algorithm is based on Partial LESA technique
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CONTROL SYSTEM
LTI System
LINEAR output feedback control system
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) x t A x t B u t y t C x t
= + =
g u(t)
Linear Controller
K
y(t)
states: ; inputs: ; outputs:
n m r
states: a
states: ; inputs: ; outputs:
n n a m m a r r a
= + = + = +
G F K
E D
=
LTI System
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) x t A x t B u t y t C x t
= +
=
g
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
z t D z t E y t u t F z t G y t
= + = +
g
DYNAMIC output feedback control system
Dynamic Controller
( ) u t ( ) y t
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PARTIAL LESA : PARAMETRIC SOLUTION
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
x t A x t Bu t y t C x t u t K y t
= + = =
g
states: ; inputs: ; outputs: n m r
LINEAR output feedback control system
( ) ( ); C
C
x t A x t A A B K C
=
+
g
@
ClosedLoop System
Problem Statement
If meigenvalues λ 1 ,…,λ m are to be assigned to Ac then find parametric solution of associated left eigenvector and K.
Solution* Parametric Vectors
1 , , m g g K 1 ( ) T T i i i n w g C I A λ − = −
1 ( ) m m K W B G − =
Left eigenvector Controller
1 1
;
T T
m m T T
m m
w g W G
w g
= =
M M
*M.M. Fahmy, J. O'Reilly, “Multistage Parametric Eigenstructure Assignment by OutputFeedback Control,” Int. J. Control, vol. 48, no. 1, pp. 97116, 1988
r i i g if λ ∈ ∈ ¡ ¡
, * , * r i i i i g g if λ λ ∈ ∈ £ £
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STATESPACE TYPE PSS
LTI System
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) x t A x t B u t y t C x t
= +
=
g
states: ; inputs: ; outputs: n m r
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
z t D z t E y t u t F z t G y t
= +
= +
g
Dynamic Controller
states: a
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) x t A x t B u t y t C x t
= + =
g LTI System Linear Controller
( ) ( ) u t K y t G F
K E D
=
=
states: ; inputs: ; outputs: n m r
Ø Total degrees of freedom available are m*r
• Independently assignable elements of (m x r) matrix K
Ø Degrees of freedom utilized as:
• rdegrees of freedom are utilized in assigning eigenvalues
• r*(m1) degrees of freedom are utilized in assigning associated left eigenvector
Ø A leadlag type PSS can be formulated as dynamic controller
• Independently assignable elements will be less than m*r
• Degrees of freedom in assigning eigenvalues and/or left eigenvector must be sacrificed
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ALGORITHM BASED ON PARTIAL LESA
1. Linearized system around an operating point
• states: ; inputs: ; outputs: n m r
2. Selectm eigenvalues, Λ o,m ,those are to be assigned new values.
• Poorly damped modes or unstable modes
• Most sensitive to controller
3. Calculate dimension of dynamic compensator states
• a m m = −
4. Selectm eigenvalues, Λ m , to be assigned to Λ o,m
5. Optimize parametric vectors g 1 , … ,g m using nonlinear optimization
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NONLINEAR OPTIMIZATION
1 1
m Ti i
i
w t φ =
= ∑ g Ø Minimize weighted sum of left eigenvector :
Objectives
Constraint
max 2: max ( ) C abs K < k Ø Controller parameters should be reasonably small :
min
min
min ( ) 1:
minRe( ) i
i
damp C
λλ
>< dr Ø Unassigned closedloop eigenvalues are acceptable :
2 , 1
( ) m
T i i i o i i
i w BKCv φ λ λ
=
= − + ∑b Ø Λ o,m Λ m :
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TEST SYSTEM
ØEach generator represented using 2axis model ØEach generator equipped with an exciter (type AC4A)
Bus1 Bus2
Bus3 Bus4
Bus5
Bus6
Gen.1 Gen.2
Gen.3 Gen.4
Area1
Area2
0.0025+j0.025
0.0025+j0.025
0.001+j0.010
0.001+j0.010
0.022+j0.22
1.02 pu 1.01 pu
1.01 pu 1.02 pu
1400MW 250MVAR
254MVAR
900MW 250MVAR 255MVAR
400 MW
EigenAnalysis (No PSS)
ω4
ω2
δ3
Dominant State
Area2 Plant
Area1 Plant
InterArea
Mode type
19.08 1.1992 1.4643±j7.5345 3
16.13 1.2303 1.2633±j7.7302 2
2.80 0.3352 0.059±j2.1062 1
Damping Ratio (%) Freq. (Hz) Eigenvalue No.
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CASE 1
1 K s T s +
1
3
1 1
T s T s
+ +
2
4
1 1
T s T s
+ +
u y
Washout Filter
LeadLag Blocks
Input
1. LeadLag type PSS
Ø Designed using traditional phasecompensation technique
3. Input
Ø Speed Ø Generator power
2. StateSpace type PSS
Ø Designed using proposed algorithm
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) z t D z t E y t u t F z t G y t
= + = +
& Input
Washout Filter
StateSpace PSS y
u 1 T s T s +
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EigenvalueAnalysis
RESULT : SPEED INPUT…
1.6±j7.5345 1.4677±j7.5552 1.4643±j7.5345 3 1.2624±j7.7335 1.2632±j7.73302 1.2633±j7.7302 2 0.1058±j2.1073 0.1058±j2.1063 0.059±j2.1062 1
SS PSS LeadLag PSS NoPSS No.
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RESULT : SPEED INPUT… Nonlinear simulation : 20 ms threephase fault at Bus1
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RESULT : POWER INPUT…
EigenvalueAnalysis
1.6±j7.5345 1.6023±j7.9486 1.4643±j7.5345 3
1.2635±j7.7306 1.2638±j7.7315 1.2633±j7.7302 2 0.1058±j2.1073 0.1052±j2.1042 0.059±j2.1062 1
SS PSS LeadLag PSS NoPSS No.
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RESULT : POWER INPUT Nonlinear simulation : 20 ms threephase fault at Bus1
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CASE 2 1. Dual input LeadLag type PSS : PSS2A
Ø Designed using traditional phasecompensation technique
2. Dual Input StateSpace type PSS
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
M=5 N=1
Filter and Transducer
Assumed to be known
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
M=5 N=1
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
M=5 N=1
Filter and Transducer
Assumed to be known
Filter and Transducer
Assumed to be known
To be designed Assumed to be known
Filters and Transducers
3 z∈ ¡ sz Dz Ey u Fz Gy
= + = + u
1
1 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
2 1 w
w
sT sT + 6
1 1 sT +
3
3 1 w
w
sT sT +
4
4 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
7 1 s K sT +
y
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
D(3x3), E(3x2), F(3x1), G(2x1)
To be designed To be designed Assumed to be known
Filters and Transducers
Assumed to be known
Filters and Transducers
3 z∈ ¡ sz Dz Ey u Fz Gy
= + = + u
1
1 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
2 1 w
w
sT sT + 6
1 1 sT +
3
3 1 w
w
sT sT +
4
4 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
7 1 s K sT +
y
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
D(3x3), E(3x2), F(3x1), G(2x1)
3 z∈ ¡ sz Dz Ey u Fz Gy
= + = + u
1
1 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
2 1 w
w
sT sT + 6
1 1 sT +
3
3 1 w
w
sT sT +
4
4 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
7 1 s K sT +
y
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
D(3x3), E(3x2), F(3x1), G(2x1)
sz Dz Ey u Fz Gy
= + = + u
1
1 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
2 1 w
w
sT sT + 6
1 1 sT +
3
3 1 w
w
sT sT +
4
4 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
7 1 s K sT +
y sz Dz Ey u Fz Gy
= + = + u
1
1 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
2 1 w
w
sT sT + 6
1 1 sT +
3
3 1 w
w
sT sT +
4
4 1 w
w
sT sT +
2
7 1 s K sT +
y
ω Gen4
Pe Gen4
D(3x3), E(3x2), F(3x1), G(2x1)
Ø Designed using proposed algorithm
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CASE : 2
Real Imag. Real Imag. 1 0.1058 2.1073 0.1068 2.1063 2 1.2633 7.7306 1.2634 7.7311 3 1.5552 7.5940 0.3267 1.5863 4 0.2493 0.3802 1.6000 7.7500 5 0.6301 0.9345 0.2571 0.3976 6 0.2872 0.3916 0.1579 0.2435
Mode PSS2A SS PSS
EigenvalueAnalysis
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Comparison of speed transient for 20 ms 3Phase fault at Bus1
CASE : 2
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CONCLUSIONS
Ø Selecting optimum weights in optimization is critical
Ø Objective : Minimize excitation of lowfrequency lowdamped mode
Ø Proposed
• StateSpace Type PSS
• Design algorithm based on Partial Left Eigenstructure Assignment technique
Ø Results depends on type of input and number of inputs
• Speed input : No improvement
• Elect. Power : Excitation of interarea mode is minimized to a good extent
• Dual Input : Interarea mode is completely suppressed
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THANK YOU!!
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Acceptable Unacceptable
Re(λ)
Im(λ)
x
*
* x
x x
x
*
* x
x x
PRECISE EV ASSIGNMENT
*, * :OPENLOOP eigenvalues x : Assigned eigenvalues
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Not acceptable
CLOSEDLOOP EV CONSTRAINT
x
x
*
*
*
*
*
*
* x
* *
x
* *
*
Acceptable Unacceptable
Re(λ)
Im(λ)
*, x :OPENLOOP eigenvalues
x : Concern lowdamped mode
*, x :CLOSEDLOOP eigenvalues
x : Concern lowdamped mode