Abstract
The manuscript presents a new effective method to damping Sub Synchronous Resonance (SSR) – shaft torsional oscillations for synchronous generators. The proposed scheme with a dynamic 3 φ PWM SSSC and Power Oscillation Damping controller can be achieved damping of SSR oscillation.
This method is based on using the SSSC to inject unbalanced series quadrature voltages and unbalanced shunt reactive currents in transmission line just after clearing faults. When the sub synchronous oscillations drive unsymmetrical phase currents, the developed electromagnetic torque will be lower than the condition when the three-phase currents are symmetrical. The unsymmetrical currents result in a lower coupling strength between the mechanical and the electrical system at asynchronous oscillations. Therefore, the energy exchange between the electrical and the mechanical systems at sub synchronous oscillations will be suppressed, thus, avoiding the build-up of torsional stresses on the generator shaft systems under sub synchronous resonance condition.
Keywords: Torsional Oscillation, SSR Mitigation, SSSC, Power Oscillation Damping controller
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