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Full Description
This Green Book is an essential resource for power system engineers seeking comprehensive information on contemporary power system dynamic modelling and analysis. With today's rapid adoption of inverter-based resources and the resulting changes in power system dynamics, this book compares conventional power systems with evolving power systems characterized by high shares of grid-connected and distributed inverter-based resources. It covers dynamic phenomena, analysis methods, simulation tools and enablers required for secure and reliable system planning and operation.
Starting with an overview of power system studies and associated analysis tools, the book provides modelling requirements for various power system components, including existing and emerging technologies. It includes practical examples from real-world power systems worldwide that act as step-by-step study guides for practising engineers and provides knowledge to apply in their day-to-day tasks. Additionally, the book emphasizes the importance of power system model acceptance testing and validation, providing practical examples of various testing methods.
Written with practising power system engineers in mind, this book minimizes the use of advanced mathematics. However, relevant sources for those interested in learning more about mathematical concepts are provided. Overall, this book is an invaluable resource for power system engineers navigating contemporary power systems.
Readers who would like to comment on any of the published books or identify errors to the editorial team please contact: cigregreenbooks@springer.com.
Contents
Changing power systems and impact on power system dynamic phenomena and analysis methods.- Types of power system studies and their inter-relationships in an inverter-based resource dominated power system.- Power system dynamic analysis tools and techniques and their evolutions in practical power systems.- Model and data requirements in power systems with high share of inverter-based resources and approaches for filling in missing information.- Step-by-step guides for conducting different types of power system studies ranging from power system operations to long-term system planning.- Approaches for gaining confidence in the accuracy of individual plant and overall power system models.- Contemporary enablers for more efficient and accurate decision making on dynamics associated with a complex and evolving power system.
