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How to calculate the governor reference?

asked 2019-02-19 22:46:37 -0500

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Hello,

I modeled the governor in psse and then I monitored the it's reference through VAR value. But I don't know how to get the initial value before simulation. I tried to change the initial value of governor reference before it start to check the initialize. However, it changed again after initialize.

In addition, some governors set to the reference as their maximum power output but some governors reference set as their generation (Pgen). I want to know more detailed how to get it and change the initial value.

Plz, help me.

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You need to state your problem more clearly, with less ambiguity, and with more specific details. Then I am sure that some of the people with the relevant expertise who visit this site will be able to help you.

jfconroy gravatar imagejfconroy ( 2019-02-20 02:25:02 -0500 )edit

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answered 2019-02-20 03:08:10 -0500

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PSSE initialises the model at start of simulation and sets the value of the governor reference. It does not matter what value has been set by you before initialisation, PSSE will, of course, update to the correct value to get steady state conditions.

You can change the governor reference during the dynamic simulation if you want, to perform a power reference step change.

Normally, governor reference value will correspond to Pgen, but the governor model may limit the power to maximum or minimum power limit in the governor model. The governor will hit the limitation if Pgen in load flow is outside the governor limits. If that happens either Pgen or governor limits should be adjusted.

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