How to convert PSCAD model to PSS/E model ?

answered Jan 21 '19

jfconroy
176 ●11 ●14 ●18

In PSS/E, there is the HVDCPL1 model, based on Siemens HVDC Plus technology, which is MMC-HVDC.

This model is available in v34.2 of PSS/E; I can't confirm if it is in earlier versions.

Your challenge is to fit your PSCAD model to the HVDCPL1 model parameters - caveat utilitor!

link

Comments

@jfconroy I use PSS/E 33.10 which Visual Stuido version and IVF version can I use to wirte a model? any download link?

Gloria.Z (Mar 3 '19)

Your first option should be to try to use the built-in PSS/E model "HVDCPL1", for which you do not need any external compiler or capability to write user-defined models. Purchasing a compiler and learning to write your own models is a significant money&time investment.

jfconroy (Mar 4 '19)

@jfconroy Thank you dear jfconroy. What I want to do is write a HVDC Plus Model with five-terminals. Any suggestion?

Gloria.Z (Mar 4 '19)

I would say that the most effective way to model an N-terminal VSC-HVDC system is to use N separate synchronous generators in power flow. Then, in a dynamic simulation, you will need to write a model with those N generators "talking" to each other.

jfconroy (Mar 5 '19)

add a comment

1 answer

Comments

Your Answer

Question Tools

Stats

Related questions