Transient stability simulation is designed to simulate electromechanical transients due to a large disturbance (Dynamic Event) or a sequence of such events in electric power systems. This reference manual presents InterPSS transient stability simulation machine and other component model implementation technical details. Machine excitation system models, governor system models and stabilizer models are covered in separate manuals. Please refer to the InterPSS Transient Stability User Guide for information regarding how to define these models for a transient stability simulation run.
InterPSS machine model implementation is based on IEEE Std 1110-2002: IEEE Guide for Synchronous Generator Modeling Practices and Applications in Power System Stability Analysis. Currently the following models are implemented.
Please Note :
For an infinite bus, all quantities are based on the system KVA base and bus base voltage.
Internal Z Calculation
Machine parameters, such as Xd, supplied by the manufacture could be saturated value directly from field measurement or adjusted to unsaturated value. InterPSS allows you to enter the parameter in either way. The following equations are used to calculated machine parameters based on machine air-gap voltage and machine Sliner, Se(100%), Se(120%) enter by the user.
Unsaturated Machine Parameter
Saturated Machine Parameter
Bus frequency is measure by the change rate of bus voltage angle. The transfer function for the measurement is shown in the following diagram:
The following values are set:
Tf = 0.01 sec
Tw = 0.01 sec
You can modify the properties/coreLibContext.xml to change their values:
<bean id="busFreqMeasurementImpl"
class="org.interpss.dstab.measure.BusFreqMeasurementImpl"
scope="prototype">
<constructor-arg index="0"><value>0.01</value></constructor-arg>
<constructor-arg index="1"><value>0.01</value></constructor-arg>
</bean>
InterPSS bus frequency implementation Java source code can be found Here.