Large-Scale Adoption of Self-Synchronized Universal Droop Controller-Based Inverters to Enable Ancillary Services for Different Modes of Distribution System Operations

Laura Arce; Manohar Chamana; Ilham Osman; Beibei Ren; Qing Chang Zhong; Stephen Bayne

doi:10.1109/eGRID48559.2020.9330668

Large-Scale Adoption of Self-Synchronized Universal Droop Controller-Based Inverters to Enable Ancillary Services for Different Modes of Distribution System Operations

Laura Arce, Manohar Chamana, Ilham Osman, Beibei Ren, Qing Chang Zhong, Stephen Bayne

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Abstract

This work proposes the large-scale adoption of self-synchronized universal droop controller (SUDC)-based inverters to enable ancillary services for different modes of distribution system operations. The IEEE 123 bus system was modeled on a real-time simulator to study the performance of large-scale adoption of SUDC inverters in a distribution system. The resulting data collected shows that the voltage and the frequency were regulated within ranges, such as less than 5% for voltage and less than 0.5% for frequency, under different load variations and grid operations. Also, the black start was achieved within 0.4 s without any voltage overshoot. Through the simulation and validation on a small microgrid and the IEEE 123 bus distribution system, it can be concluded that the SUDC was successfully adopted to regulate the voltage and the frequency within the given ranges, and black start achieved within 1 s without voltage overshoot for different modes of distribution system operations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
ISBN (Electronic)	9781728190716
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/eGRID48559.2020.9330668
State	Published - Nov 2 2020
Event	5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020 - Aachen, Germany Duration: Nov 2 2020 → Nov 4 2020

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Conference	5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Aachen
Period	11/2/20 → 11/4/20

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Ancillary services
Black start
Distributed generation
Self-synchronization
Universal droop control

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Arce, L., Chamana, M., Osman, I., Ren, B., Zhong, Q. C., & Bayne, S. (2020). Large-Scale Adoption of Self-Synchronized Universal Droop Controller-Based Inverters to Enable Ancillary Services for Different Modes of Distribution System Operations. In 2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020 Article 9330668 (2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1109/eGRID48559.2020.9330668

Arce, Laura ; Chamana, Manohar ; Osman, Ilham et al. / Large-Scale Adoption of Self-Synchronized Universal Droop Controller-Based Inverters to Enable Ancillary Services for Different Modes of Distribution System Operations. 2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2020. (2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020).

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Large-Scale Adoption of Self-Synchronized Universal Droop Controller-Based Inverters to Enable Ancillary Services for Different Modes of Distribution System Operations. / Arce, Laura; Chamana, Manohar; Osman, Ilham et al.
2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2020. 9330668 (2020 5th IEEE Workshop on the Electronic Grid, eGRID 2020).

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