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IF 2.4 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
IET Smart Grid Pub Date : 2025-06-24 DOI:10.1049/stg2.70022
Md Ohirul Qays, Iftekhar Ahmad, Daryoush Habibi, Mohammad A. S. Masoum
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摘要

为了在许多县实现净零目标,可再生能源发电机(REGs)与电网相结合,与同步发电机相比,产生的故障电流更少。因此,在耦合点(POC)总线上,被称为“系统强度”的故障级可用性降低了。最小的系统强度级别对于REGs准确检测和排除故障至关重要。为了在基于可再生能源的弱电网中保持足够的系统强度,研究人员和工程师们推荐了补充设备,如同步冷凝器(SynCons)或静态同步补偿器(STATCOMs),以提供所需的故障电流。由于SynCons和STATCOMs都是昂贵的器件,现有文献对它们的最佳尺寸和放置进行了研究。然而,没有进行长期的技术经济分析来确定SynCons和STATCOMs之间的适当选择。为了弥补这一研究空白,本文通过考虑SynCons和statcom的最优配置和最优规模,研究了SynCons和statcom的长期财务可行性。开发了一种基于套期前馈反馈的在线门控循环单元(HFF-OLGRU)优化学习算法,并与现有的学习方法进行了比较,以确定最佳解决方案。技术和经济结果表明,在基于可再生能源的弱电网中,SynCons将电压恢复时间提高了约0.06秒,比statcom实现净利润4268万美元。
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Assessing Techno-Economic Performance of Synchronous Condensers and Static Synchronous Compensators in Renewable Energy-Integrated Weak-Grids Using Hedge Feedforward Feedback-Based Online Gated Recurrent Unit

Assessing Techno-Economic Performance of Synchronous Condensers and Static Synchronous Compensators in Renewable Energy-Integrated Weak-Grids Using Hedge Feedforward Feedback-Based Online Gated Recurrent Unit

To achieve net-zero targets in many counties, renewable energy generators (REGs) are integrated with grids where less fault current is produced compared to synchronous generators. Accordingly, fault level availability, known as ‘system strength’, is reduced at point of coupling (POC) buses. A minimum system strength level is crucial for REGs to accurately detect and ride-through faults. To maintain adequate system strength in renewable energy-based weak grids, researchers and engineers have recommended supplementary devices, such as synchronous condensers (SynCons) or static synchronous compensators (STATCOMs), to provide the required fault-current. Because SynCons and STATCOMs are costly devices, their optimal sizes and placement were investigated in existing literature. However, no long-term techno-economic analysis was conducted to confirm appropriate selection between SynCons and STATCOMs. To address the research gap, this paper investigates the long-term financial feasibility of SynCons and STATCOMs by considering their optimal allocation and sizes. A hedge feedforward feedback-based online gated recurrent unit (HFF-OLGRU) optimisation learning algorithm is developed and compared with existing learning approaches in order to determine the best solution. The technical and economic findings suggest that SynCons improve voltage recovery time approximately 0.06 s and achieve net profit USD$42.68M over STATCOMs in renewable energy-based weak grids.

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IET Smart Grid
IET Smart Grid Computer Science-Computer Networks and Communications
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