Abstract

Accurate and fast synchrophasor measurement, especially under dynamics and distortions, is crucial for control and protection of power grid. The dynamics and distortions in the power grid may occur simultaneously, which increase the complexity of the problem. To address this issue, an enhanced flat window-based P class synchrophasor measurement algorithm (EFW-PSMA) is proposed in this paper. Firstly, an EFW is design based on the least square (LS) approach. Secondly, the EFWs are adopted as the low pass filters (LPFs) in the EFW-PSMA structure to extract the fundamental component. Finally, the frequency and rate of change of frequency (ROCOF) are estimated based on the LS approach. The EFW-PSMA has a simple implementation structure and low computation complexity. Theoretical analysis and simulation results verify the superiority of the method, especially under stressed grid conditions, where several types of disturbances occur simultaneously. The maximum total vector error (TVE) is 0.3% under the most stressed conditions that all the disturbances specified in the benchmark tests specified in the IEC/IEEE 60255-118-1 occur simultaneously. It means that the EFW-PSMA could be used for the protection applications of the synchrophasor measurement algorithm, which is important for PMUs to fast response in the control and protection actions in order to avert a possible collapse or other abnormal conditions.

Highlights

  • Phase measurement units (PMUs) are widely deployed for power systems network monitoring in real time

  • In IEC/IEEE 60255-118-1 [3], the synchrophasor measurement algorithm (SMA) are classified into P class (PSMA) and M class (MSMA) due to their different applications in the power applications

  • The results show that the proposed algorithm can get more accurate phasor estimations than our previous work most of the time with the cost of a minor increase of computational power

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Summary

Introduction

Phase measurement units (PMUs) are widely deployed for power systems network monitoring in real time. A modified dynamic synchrophasor estimation algorithm is proposed in [24], which considers power oscillation and frequency deviation in the meantime. The optimal window-based SMA is studied in [26], which considers frequency deviation and harmonics in the meantime and it is shown that most of the performance requirements specified in the standard can be satisfied with a proper selection of the algorithm characteristics. The more stressed conditions, such as frequency deviation, harmonic distortions and power oscillation occurs simultaneously, may give forth to large errors in these methods. The proposed EFW-PSMA is easy to implement, and the main computation burden is the implementation of the two EFWs. Numerical results validate that the dynamic response and measurement accuracy satisfy the requirements specified in IEC/IEEE 60255-118-1. The Proposed Enhanced Flat Window-Based P Class Synchrophasor Measurement Algorithm (EFW-PSMA)

The Signal Model
The Cosine-Class Windows
The Proposed EFW-PSMA
Formatting of Mathematical Components
Performance
Measurement Accuracy Assessment
Methods
Measurement Performance Compared with the State-of-the-Art Techniques
Findings
Conclusion
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