Voltage dips and converter-connected distributed generation units

Renders, Bert; Degroote, Lieven; Stockman, Kurt; Vandevelde, Lieven

Voltage dips and converter-connected distributed generation units

Bert Renders UGent, Lieven Degroote UGent, Kurt Stockman UGent and Lieven Vandevelde UGent (2009) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES. 5(4). p.269-278

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abstract: The interaction between converter-connected distributed generation units and voltage dips will become increasingly important. This paper focusses on the relation between the behaviour of converters during voltage dips and their current control strategy. A comparison is made between a recently proposed control strategy with programmable damping resistance and the classical sinewave control algorithm. The first-mentioned control structure will prove to yield an improved voltage dip immunity. Experimental tests on a single-phase full-bridge bidirectional converter are carried out and validate the aforementioned postulations. Moreover, the retained voltage at the point of connection of the DG unit will increase thanks to the implementation of the damping control strategy.

Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-768861

author

Bert Renders UGent, Lieven Degroote UGent, Kurt Stockman UGent and Lieven Vandevelde UGent

organization

year

2009

type

journalArticle (original)

publication status

published

subject

Technology and Engineering

keyword

converter, Voltage dips, distributed generation

journal title

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES

Int. J. Distrib. Energy Resour.

volume

issue

pages

269 - 278

ISSN

1614-7138

language

English

UGent publication?

yes

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id

768861

handle

http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-768861

date created

2009-10-26 16:55:41

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2016-12-19 15:44:44

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Chicago: Renders, Bert, Lieven Degroote, Kurt Stockman, and Lieven Vandevelde. 2009. “Voltage Dips and Converter-connected Distributed Generation Units.” International Journal of Distributed Energy Resources 5 (4): 269–278.
APA: Renders, B., Degroote, L., Stockman, K., & Vandevelde, L. (2009). Voltage dips and converter-connected distributed generation units. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES, 5(4), 269–278.
Vancouver: 1.
Renders B, Degroote L, Stockman K, Vandevelde L. Voltage dips and converter-connected distributed generation units. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES. 2009;5(4):269–78.
MLA: Renders, Bert, Lieven Degroote, Kurt Stockman, et al. “Voltage Dips and Converter-connected Distributed Generation Units.” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES 5.4 (2009): 269–278. Print.