Acceleration of Large-scale Power System Analysis Including Phase-domain Rotating Machine Models Using Partial Refactorization in Electromagnetic Transient Analysis

One of the models for rotating machines such as synchronous machines and induction machines is the phase-domain model, which is characterized by formulating the circuit equations of the rotating machine in the phase domain and solving them simultaneously with the external system to which the rotating machine is connected. Although this model has excellent numerical stability and calculation accuracy, it requires refactorization of the subcircuit including the rotating machine at each calculation time step, which degrades the calculation speed. This paper describes the results of an attempt to improve the calculation speed when using the phase-domain model by using partial refactorization, which makes the refactorization process more efficient.

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IEEJ Transactions on Power and Energy
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.1541/ieejpes.144.540
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Real-time simulation and control systems
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Acceleration of Large-scale Power System Analysis Including Phase-domain Rotating Machine Models Using Partial Refactorization in Electromagnetic Transient Analysis

Rikido Yonezawa, Shoji Kawasaki
IEEJ Transactions on Power and Energy
Real-time simulation and control systems
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Acceleration of Large-scale Power System Analysis Including Phase-domain Rotating Machine Models Using Partial Refactorization in Electromagnetic Transient Analysis

Rikido Yonezawa, Shoji Kawasaki
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One of the models for rotating machines such as synchronous machines and induction machines is the phase-domain model, which is characterized by formulating the circuit equations of the rotating machine in the phase domain and solving them simultaneously with the external system to which the rotating machine is connected. Although this model has excellent numerical stability and calculation accuracy, it requires refactorization of the subcircuit including the rotating machine at each calculation time step, which degrades the calculation speed. This paper describes the results of an attempt to improve the calculation speed when using the phase-domain model by using partial refactorization, which makes the refactorization process more efficient.

IEEJ Transactions on Power and EnergyVol. 144(10)
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (JP), Meiji University (JP)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Real-time simulation and control systems
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