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Abstract This work describes a method which illustrates the benefits of the visual aspects of
MATLAB/SIMULINK for educational purposes. The method is specially developed for transient analysis
of synchronous machines given by a simplified model. Details such as the exciter circuit, turbine and
governor systems of a synchronous machine which is linked to an infinitive bus through two equivalent
lines are given and this system is implemented in SIMULINK. The considered synchronous machine
has a rated power capacity of 160 MVA and rated voltage of 15 kV.
List of symbols
Pe : Electrical output power Pr : Speed relay output power
Vt : Generator terminal voltage Ph : Servomotor output power
Vtd : d axis component of terminal Pc : Steam chest output power
voltage
Vtq : q axis component of terminal Pm : Generator input power
voltage
Id : d axis armature current KG : Speed relay gain
Iq : q axis armature current d : Rotor angular position
E¢d : d axis transient voltage w : Angular speed
E¢q : q axis transient voltage w0 : Base angular speed
T¢d0 : d axis open circuit time constant wr : Governor reference angular speed
T¢q0 : q axis open circuit time constant D : Damping coefficient
Efd : d axis field voltage M : Inertia constant of generator
KE : Exciter gain Ra : Armature resistance
TE : Exciter time constant Re : Equivalent resistance of
transmission lines
Vs : Stabilizing transformer xe : Equivalent reactance of
voltage transmission lines
KF : Stabilizer circuit gain xd : Synchronous reactance
TFE : Stabilizer circuit time constant x¢d : Transient reactance
TSR : Speed relay time constant xq : q axis reactance of generator
TSM : Servomotor time constant V : Infinitive bus voltage
TCH : Steam chest time constant P : Real power
TRH : Reheater time constant Q : Reactive power
KRH : Reheater gain D : Change from nominal values
s : Laplace derivation operator Vtr : Reference value of the
terminal voltage
Vt Re, xe V
Dw
d = w0 (4)
s
Turbine and governor system:
KG
DPr = Dw (5)
1 + sTSR
1
DPh = DPr (6)
1 + sTSM
1
DPc = DPh
1 + sTCH
sK RH TRH
DPm = DPc (7)
1 + sTRH
Exciter:
KE
E fd = (Vtr - Vt - Vs ) (8)
1 + sTE
sK F
Vs = E fd (9)
1 + sTFE
Terminal equations:
Vtd = Ed¢ - Ra Id - x d¢ Iq = - V0 sind + Re Id + x e Iq (10)
Vtq = Eq¢ - Ra Iq + x d¢ Id = V0 cosd + Re Iq - x e Id (11)
Pe = Ed¢ Id + Eq¢ Iq (12)
The exciter is represented by a second-order dynamical model as in Fig. 2. The sub-
model has two inputs, Vtr and Vt, reference and instantaneous values of terminal
voltage, respectively and one output Efd in per-unit values. Moreover, the sub-model
of the mechanical part is represented by a dynamical model as in Fig. 3. The con-
sidered system, given in Fig. 3, includes a turbine and governor sub-system and the
blocks of the relations among rotor angle d, deviation of angular speed Dw, and
1
Vtro KE
2 1
TE.s+1
Efd
Vt
KFs
TFE.s+1
1
rotor
angleo
w-wr w
2 Pmo delta w 1 1
K-
wr s rotor
3 Pe angle
2*pi*f
Peo turbine and
governor
4
Pe 5
wo
steady state value of angular speed, w0, as given in equation (4). The sub-model
includes five inputs, steady state value of rotor angle in radian, reference value of
angular speed, the steady state and instantaneous values of real electrical power and
steady state value of angular speed, in per-unit values. It has one output rotor angle
in radians. The sub-model of the turbine and governor system is represented in
Fig. 4.5
The sub-model contains three inputs, the difference between the reference value
and instantaneous value of angular speed, the steady state value of mechanical
power, instantaneous value of electrical power, in per-unit, and one output, the devi-
ation of angular speed in per-unit. The sub-model in Fig. 5 represents continuous
operation of the electrical parts of the machine. The initial values which will be used
until a fault occurs are provided by four switches in the sub-model. The inputs
of the sub-model are d, Ed0¢, Efd, Vt0, Eq0¢, Pe0, V0, Re, xe, and the outputs are Vt, Pe.
The sub-models for currents, terminal voltage and real electrical power are given in
Figs 6 to 8, respectively.
sin
Vo
xd’-xd
sin(delta)
Id
1 cos(delta) Tdo’.s+1
rotor Eq’
Ed’ xd’-xq
angle cos
Re Iq
xe Tqo’.s+1
Currents
2
2
Pe Edo’
1
3
Tdo’.s+1
Efd Eq’
Vo
sin(delta) 1
cos(delta)
Id Vt Vt
Iq
Re 4 5
xe
L Vto Eqo’
6 Peo
Ed’
Eq’
Pe Id
Iq
Pe1
7
Vo 8
Re 9
xe
Vo
1
2
sin(delta)
3
1
cos(delta)
4 Mux Demux Id
Eq’ 2
5
Ed’ Iq
6
Re
7
xe
power, exciter voltage, and reference terminal voltage are calculated using the
equations given below:
P 02 + Q02
I0 = (13)
V0
1
Vo
2
si n(delta)
3
cos( delta)
4 M ux
Id Vt
5
Iq
6
Re
7
xe
1
Ed’
2
1 f( u) M ux Eq ’
3
Pe
Id
4
Iq
1
Po f(u)
f(u) Mux f(u) 1
Mux f(u)
2 Mux lo Mux f(u) Mux lqo Peo
Qo Mux f(u)
f(u) f(u)
3 4 Edo’
load Efdo Efdo
lqo
Vo angleo 3 min/max f(u)
rotor
angleo
6 Eqo’
Mux f(u) 2
Mux f(u)
Vtro
5 Vto
Q0
j 0 = arctan (14)
P0
I0 (x q + x e ) cos j 0 - I0 (Ra + Re ) sin j 0
d 0 = arctan (15)
V0 + I0 (Ra + Re ) cos j 0 + I0 (x q + x e ) sin j 0
Id 0 = - I0 sin (d 0 + j 0 ) (16)
Iq0 = I0 cos (d 0 + j 0 ) (17)
E fd 0 = V0 cosd 0 + (Ra + Re )Iq 0 - (x d + x e )Id 0 (18)
Peo
0.8 Po Vtro
Po Vtro
rotor angleo
.496 Qo Edo’ Efd
Vt
Qo Vto
1 Vo Eqo’ exciter
Vo
Steady state
values
delta
radian/degree
-K-
Rotor angleo
wr
rotor angle
Peo rotor angle Edo’
Efd Vt
Pe
Vto
wo Vt
Eqo’
Turbine and
Peo
Governor
Vo Pe
Re
xe
1 wr 1 wo
Electrical
Part
Out1 0
Out2 1 V
Out3 fault
Switch
0 Mux 1
(a) Subsystem
Re Out1
Mux4
0
xe
1
2
V1 Out2
Clock
0.01 Mux 3
Re1 Out3
Mux
0.2
xe1 (b)
Fig. 11 (a) The switch configuration; (b) inner details of the considered switch.
TABLE 1 The parameter values of the synchronous machine have a capacity of 160 MVA
rated power, 15 kV rated voltage
Vt(p.u.)
t (s)
Pe(p.u.)
4
t (s)
δ (degree)
t (s)
∆ω (p.u.)
4
t (s)
of the terminal voltage of the synchronous machine. Fig. 13 represents the devia-
tion of the electrical power. Figs 14 and 15 represent the deviation of the rotor angle
and the deviation of angular speed, respectively.
Conclusion
SIMULINK uses the groups of block diagrams to represent dynamic systems. In
this work, a model for simulation of the synchronous machine is constructed by
using properly selected sub-blocks. For transient analysis, the synchronous machine-
infinitive bus system is investigated using SIMULINK. As shown in this study,
SIMULINK provides a powerful tool for investigating power systems including
synchronous machines for research and educational purposes.
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