Abstract
This paper deals with analysis of power generating units installed within the technological centre. To be able to analyse behaviour of such a complex system with accumulation, the dynamic model of the technology was created using the EMTP-ATP software. The current configuration of the dynamic model is based on the block diagram containing all the unconventional sources of electric power. The values produced by ATPDraw are shown in graphs for reference. The dynamic model will serve the purpose of research and observation of the entire technological centre with respect to transients at individual sources of power.
Highlights
The current demand for sources of electric power keeps rising and the existing deposits of fossil fuels are exhaustible
The reasons mentioned above resulted in support development of the ENET project dealing with research on utilisation and application options covering non-traditional sources of energy in the laboratory of the technological centre in Ostrava-Vitkovice ("TCO") since the year 2010
The dynamic model considered in this paper has been built using the software available and currently in use at the Department of Electrical Power Engineering of VSB–Technical University of Ostrava
Summary
The current demand for sources of electric power keeps rising and the existing deposits of fossil fuels are exhaustible. This is the reason for accelerated efforts towards search and application of new renewable energy sources for mankind. The reasons mentioned above resulted in support development of the ENET project dealing with research on utilisation and application options covering non-traditional sources of energy in the laboratory of the technological centre in Ostrava-Vitkovice ("TCO") since the year 2010
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