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Journal Article
Studying impacts of communication system performance on dynamic stability of networked microgrid
2020
Overview
The development of smart grid technologies has resulted in increased interdependence between power and communication systems. Many of the operations in the existing power system rely on a stable and secured communication system. For electrically weak systems and time-critical applications, this reliance can be even greater, where a small degradation in communication performance can degrade system stability. However, despite inter-dependencies between power and communication systems, only a few studies have investigated the impacts of communication system performance on power system dynamics. This study investigates the dependencies of power system dynamics operations on a communication system performance. First, a detailed, dynamic networked microgrid model is developed in the GridLAB-D simulation environment, along with a representative multi-traffic, multi-channel, multi-protocol communication system model, developed in the network simulator (ns-3). Second, a hierarchical engine for large-scale infrastructure co-simulation framework is developed to co-simulate microgrid dynamics, its communication system, and a microgrid control system. The impact of communication system delays on the dynamic stability of networked microgrids is evaluated for the loss of generation using three use-cases. While the example use-cases examine microgrid applications and the impact to resiliency, the framework can be applied to all levels of power system operations.
Publisher
The Institution of Engineering and Technology,John Wiley & Sons, Inc,Wiley
Subject
co-simulate microgrid dynamics
/ distributed power generation
/ dynamic networked microgrid model
/ microgrid, resiliency, co-simulation, helics, power and communication system
/ multichannel communication system model
/ multiprotocol communication system model
/ multitraffic communication system model
/ power system dynamics operations
/ POWER TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
/ Python
