Droop Control of Hydro Power System in OpenHPL
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https://doi.org/10.3384/ecp21185204Keywords:
parallel operation of hydro powers, multi-generator system, droop control, OpenHPLAbstract
OpenHPL is an open-source hydro power library for modeling, design, and analysis. Currently, OpenHPL consists of mechanistic models for waterways from a reservoir to tailrace, Francis and Pelton turbine models, a simple generator model, hydro power speed governor model, etc. However, the library lacks a controller for the parallel operation of hydro powers. This paper mainly focuses on extending OpenHPL with power-frequency droop control for a multi-generator system. Two simulation case studies are carried out for the parallel operation of hydro power units.References
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