INITIAL CONDITIONS SUSPECT in CBEST model

asked Sep 19 '2

HSU gravatar image

updated Sep 21 '2

hi everyone, I'm trying to add a CBEST model in my system,during the dynamics simulation here is the imformation from output bar,could someone help me understand how to resolve it,thanks.

INITIAL CONDITIONS SUSPECT:

  I   DSTATE(I)    STATE(I)     MODEL             STATE     BUS# X-- NAME --X BASKV  ID
 6460    1.1000       0.0000      CBEST              K+3       2       ESSG   22.800  1

CBEST dynamics data

value  descrption                                                                                                               1       PMAX (pu on MBASE)                                                                           1.1     OutEff (>= 1) Output Efficiency                                 
0.9     InpEff (<= 1) Input Efficiency                                                                  1.2     IACMAX (pu)
100     KAVR, AVR gain
0       T1, AVR time constant (sec)
1       T2, AVR time constant (sec)
0.05    T3, AVR time constant (sec) ( >0 )
10      T4, AVR time constant (sec)
1       VMAX, AVR speed limit (pu)
-1      VMIN, AVR speed limit (pu) ( <0 )
0.025   DROOP (pu)

Comments

It is better to show the load flow data for the generator and the dynamic data for CBEST.

perolofl gravatar imageperolofl (Sep 20 '2)

thanks your reply,here is the dynamics data I set.And the load flow data I only set Pgen into 100MW others parameter I use the default value.

HSU gravatar imageHSU (Sep 21 '2)

check the limits on that model. that state variable is exceeding some limit in the model

bikiran1991 gravatar imagebikiran1991 (Sep 22 '2)

This is a problem caused by the initial output of the ESS not being 0MW. K+3 of the CBEST model means Energy Ouput. I think ESSG has 110MW of output. Therefore, SOC fluctuations occur, and the CBEST model recognizes them as INITIAL CONDITIONS SUSPECT.

KYC_Korea gravatar imageKYC_Korea (Mar 15 '3)

As this is a model problem, it seems safe to ignore it,. if it is concerned, it is recommended to use the ESS model reflecting SOC. See "how to model battery energy storage in load flow and cbest modelling?" for details.

KYC_Korea gravatar imageKYC_Korea (Mar 15 '3)