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    This document discusses using EMTP-RV software to model electric power generation plants, which consist of diverse interconnected equipment like generators, transformers, cables, and control systems. It provides an example of using EMTP-RV to study loss of excitation relays by simulating a loss of excitation event at a thermal plant with 4 generators to determine optimal relay settings. Future work areas are identified like using new machine models, probabilistic studies, coupling with finite element methods, and simulating more event types.

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    This document discusses using EMTP-RV software to model electric power generation plants, which consist of diverse interconnected equipment like generators, transformers, cables, and control systems. It provides an example of using EMTP-RV to study loss of excitation relays by simulating a loss of excitation event at a thermal plant with 4 generators to determine optimal relay settings. Future work areas are identified like using new machine models, probabilistic studies, coupling with finite element methods, and simulating more event types.

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    This document discusses using EMTP-RV software to model electric power generation plants, which consist of diverse interconnected equipment like generators, transformers, cables, and control systems. It provides an example of using EMTP-RV to study loss of excitation relays by simulating a loss of excitation event at a thermal plant with 4 generators to determine optimal relay settings. Future work areas are identified like using new machine models, probabilistic studies, coupling with finite element methods, and simulating more event types.

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    EDF EMTP-RV Usage For Generation Plants

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    This document discusses using EMTP-RV software to model electric power generation plants, which consist of diverse interconnected equipment like generators, transformers, cables, and control systems. It provides an example of using EMTP-RV to study loss of excitation relays by simulating a loss of excitation event at a thermal plant with 4 generators to determine optimal relay settings. Future work areas are identified like using new machine models, probabilistic studies, coupling with finite element methods, and simulating more event types.

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    EMTP-RV usage for

    generation plants
    June 20th 2011, EMTP-RV User Group

    Xavier LEGRAND, THEMIS


    Xavier.legrand@edf.fr

    1 A complex system
    A large set of equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and other asynchronous machines;
    Grid;

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    A large set of equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and other asynchronous machines;
    Grid;

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    A large set of equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and other asynchronous machines;
    Grid;

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    PELEC_pu

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    PMINIT

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    39
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    ;
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    scope

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    +
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    scope

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    f(s)

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    1
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    Delay

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    +
    +

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    1

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    u[1]>0.5

    c
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    ;
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    c
    #SACC#
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    scope

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    R

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    +
    +

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    AND

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    ideal

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    c
    0.5

    +
    -

    SRVH
    scope

    c
    #SRVH#

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    A large set of equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and other asynchronous machines;
    Grid;

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    A large set of equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and auxiliary systems;
    Grid;

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    Different equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and auxiliary systems;
    Grid;

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    A large set of equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and auxiliary systems;
    Grid;

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    Different equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and auxiliary systems;
    Grid(s);

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    Different equipments
    Synchronous machine / transformers;
    Cables/lines/switches;
    Regulators and protections;
    Excitation system;
    Pumps and auxiliary systems;
    Consignes
    Grid(s);

    Consignes

    Consignes

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    Independent behavior
    Different equipments
    Interaction between each part of the system

    Control
    systems
    Transformers
    Power
    ELectronics

    Machines
    Moteurs
    Moteurs
    Generators
    Lines

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    Independent behavior
    Different equipments
    Interaction between each part of the system

    Control
    systems
    Transformers
    Power
    ELectronics

    Machines
    Generators
    Lines

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    1 A complex system
    Independent behavior
    Matriels de nature diverse.
    Comportements indissociables lors dun vnement.

    Control
    systems
    Transformers
    Power
    ELectronics

    EMTP-RV is used to understand, predict,


    the electric behavior of this complex
    system
    Generators

    Machines

    Lines

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    2 EMTP-RV usage for generation power plants


    Steady state to high frequency studies

    Loss of excitation
    SM3
    20kV
    778MVA
    PQbus:LF1

    SM
    N

    GRID
    P,Q

    Power Station

    Tranche

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    2 EMTP-RV usage for generation power plants


    Case example : Loss-of-Excitation relays
    A thermal plant:
    4 generators
    Best settings for a loss-of-excitation relay?

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

    2 EMTP-RV usage for generation power


    plants
    Case example : Loss-of-Excitation relays

    Measured impedance

    Total loss-of-excitattion at t=1s

    Output of different protections

    Work in progress / futur work


    Work in progress / futur work:
    Iusing new synchonous machine models;
    Probabilistic studies;
    Taking advantage of finite elements methods (coupling?);
    Comparison with phasors domain approach;
    Simulate more events : inter coil faults in transformers, islanding
    More accurate modeling of :
    - Auxiliary systems;
    - Grids;
    - Excitation system

    EDF R&D : Crer de la valeur et prparer lavenir

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