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1 A U G U S T 1 5, B O S T O N, M A ISO New England Data Modeling Requirements Renew Northeast Meeting Al McBride D I R E C T O R, T R A N S M I S S I O N S T R A T E G Y & S E R V I C E S
2 Agenda Describe the background to issues with Inverter-Based generation New England Describe the data and modeling changes recently approved by FERC 2
3 ISSUES WITH INVERTER BASED GENERATORS ISO-NE INTERNAL USE 3
4 Inverter-based Interconnection in Weak Areas Presents Significant and Time-Consuming Study Technical Challenges Validation/refinement/replacement of plant models Improper function of initially provided models Electromagnetic transient analysis (PSCAD) required for model validation Restudies caused by mid-study model malfunction Detailed voltage analysis inside the wind farm/solar farm Resolution of control mode oscillations Complexity of plant operational control Concurrent steady state voltage, voltage stability, transient stability and inter-area oscillation constraints Interaction of local and inter-area transfers Limited reactive support by plant of network issues related to plant Reactive resource coordination control design Electromagnetic transient analysis of power electronic control interactions Each incremental plant further stresses the system, increasing study complexity 4
5 Drivers of Individual and Cumulative Study Delays Proposals for plants that are overly large for their electrical location Problems getting the basic plant to function Challenges addressing the resultant system issues Insufficient initial consideration of inverter-based project design Requests to modify plant characteristics Multiple requests to change equipment manufacturer Poorly functioning and/or poorly documented models Elaborate/custom voltage control set-up and modeling Poor consistency of model performance Updates to equipment models for proposed projects Updates to equipment models for existing projects Inclusion of undesirable equipment performance features 5
6 Inverter-Based Interconnections in Weak Portions of the System A low short circuit ratio (SCR) is a commonly used indicator of a weak system In a weak system, the following problems can be associated with inverterbased interconnections: Steady state voltage violations Voltage instability Oscillations Power system analysis models do not represent actual performance under weak system conditions Reduced confidence in the models Reduced confidence in the ability of turbines to operate reliably in these weak conditions Need certification of the lowest acceptable level of short circuit ratio, or provide correction to an acceptable level Need electromagnetic transient (PSCAD) model Need documentation of acceptable power system analysis model performance Verify using benchmark comparison with PSCAD 6
7 Electrical Distance New Wind Farms are located far from the transmission system Low short circuit ratios of remote locations mean that wind farm models often do not perform as expected This results in the need to perform electromagnetic transient analysis (PSCAD) in addition to steady state and dynamic stability analysis Large reactive losses incurred with flow over long distances This results in the addition of significant reactive upgrades for voltage and stability FERC exemption on Wind reactive requirement means that every wind farm study must individually identify the reactive requirement (there is no reactive margin left on the Maine system) 7
8 Performance Wind Farms provide little inertia or voltage support Changes to wind generator parameters are frequently proposed because of a change in manufacturer or a change in technology/control design Upgrades needed for earlier wind farms, such as series capacitor and/or dynamic reactive devices, further complicate the analysis of later wind farms Sub-synchronous analysis PSCAD analysis 8
9 Similar Issues with Other New Generation Types Solar Batteries 9
10 Interconnection Process Basic Flow Interconnection Request Scoping Meeting Feasibility Study (Optional) System Impact Study Facilities Study (Optional) Interconnection Agreement Development Interconnection Agreement Construction Commercial Operations 10
11 System Impact Study Process Conventional Generation Create load flow base cases Customer signs SIS Agreement Develop detailed SIS technical assumptions Data Review Create Stability base cases Create contingency list Create contingency list Identify Issues Identify Issues Define potential solutions Define potential solutions Identify system upgrades Identify system upgrades Affected Parties review results Draft System Impact Study Report 11
12 System Impact Study Process Wind/Inverter-based Generation Collector System Design Address Low Short Circuit Create load flow base cases Create contingency list Customer signs SIS Agreement Develop detailed SIS technical assumptions Data Review Create Stability base cases Create contingency list Address Issues with Dynamic Model Performance PSCAD Analysis Identify Required Reactive Capability Identify Issues Define potential solutions Identify Issues Define potential solutions Solve Interactions Between Upgrades & Generators Identify system upgrades Identify system upgrades Affected Parties review results Draft System Impact Study Report 12
13 Consequences for System Operations Each plant design is unique; problems mitigated using multiple devices Creates a great challenge to practical system operation Impractical for System Operators to be able to understand all of the unique features of each installation Far too many operating condition permutations This is a growing concern as more facilities are added to the system Modeling and information changes can result in: Delays to commercial operation Output limitations Material modification reviews These issues with wind farms have resulted in significant complications for system operations For example, the addition of complicated operating interfaces 13
14 ISO NEW ENGLAND RESPONSE 14
15 Updated Interconnection Procedures Started Stakeholder engagement in summer 2015 Developed proposed changes to modeling and data requirements Filed with FERC in February 2016 Approved by FERC in April
16 DEFINING A COMPLETE INTERCONNECTION DATA SET 16
17 Detailed Representation of Projects System Impact Studies have required full modeling of the generator in steady state analysis Single-turbine equivalents are used in stability analysis A standard inverter-based data set has been drafted and has been used in the collection of data from some existing and new wind farms 17
18 Initial Steps in Electrical Design Identify tap settings for the unit step-up transformers and the station step-up transformers Tap settings correspond to the most reasonable voltage conditions on the collector system and the unit terminals for a range of different voltage conditions at the POI The detailed representation provides direction to the tap settings to be used in the equivalent models used in stability analysis These analyses can be time-consuming and have been included in the ISO system impact study analysis 18
19 Appropriate Design Level of an Interconnection Request for an Inverter-Based Generator A detailed project design will be provided by the developer as part of Interconnection Request Identify tap settings for the unit step-up transformers and the station step-up transformers Developer would provide comprehensive documentation demonstrating conformance with performance requirements Interconnection Request submittal will address weak grid performance Certify the lowest acceptable level of short circuit ratio, or provide correction to an acceptable level Provide adequate electromagnetic transient (PSCAD) model Provide documentation of acceptable power system analysis model performance Verify using benchmark comparison with PSCAD 19
20 Benefits of Up-Front Design Increased readiness to initiate the system impact analysis of the effect of the project on the network Expected to help to reduce time to complete studies Reduced need to consider modifying the project after the interconnection process has begun 20
21 STANDARDIZED MODELS 21
22 NERC Proposal for Standardized Models In November 2013, NERC issued a Proposal for Use of Standardized Component Models in Powerflow and Dynamics Cases NERC Planning Committee (PC) directed the NERC Modeling Working Group (MWG) to develop, validate, and maintain a library of standardized component models and parameters for powerflow and dynamics cases The proposal requires that user defined models should be placed on a swift path to inclusion in the library of standardized models Once a corresponding standardized model is developed and validated, the regions should shift to the standardized model 22
23 WECC Because of the problems with User Models, WECC only allows the use of Generic Equipment models 23
24 ISO-NE Proposal for Standardized Models First Presented September 2015 Only standardized component models (i.e. PSS/E models) and parameters can be proposed for powerflow and dynamics cases Phase-in by the end of 2016 User defined models are to be placed on a swift path to inclusion in the library of standardized models Once a corresponding standardized model is developed and validated, the project would shift to the standardized model Phase-in by the end of
25 Benefits of Using Standardized Models Reduces the time required to set-up new study cases Expected to help to reduce time to complete studies Eliminates the need for generator owners to update user models when power system analysis software is updated Eliminates the use of ISO/Transmission Provider engineering resources in the testing and troubleshooting of user models 25
26 THE STANDARD SCOPE OF A FEASIBILITY STUDY ISO-NE INTERNAL USE 26
27 Feasibility Study Scope In New England, the Feasibility Study scope has corresponded to a complete steady-state portion of the overall System Impact Study Complete thermal analysis Complete steady state voltage analysis Complete short circuit analysis Propose to modify the standard scope of Feasibility Studies to provide screening analysis of the expected areas of concern Benefit is expected to be a high-level study in a shorter amount of time that focuses on the expected problems 27
28 Examples of Reactive Power Screening Tools Surge Impedance Loading and VAR Losses Overview of the VAR burden introduced by the interconnection PV (Power-Voltage) Analysis Voltage feasibility pretest Worst scenario and contingency screening Critical voltage location (bus) searching Understand the voltage profile in the facility and the region QV (Reactive-Voltage) Analysis Evaluate reactive margin and high/low voltage potential Evaluate the amount and type of reactive compensation needed Short Circuit Ratio Evaluate potential issues and recommend focus of study 28
29 REQUIREMENTS OF PSS/E MODELS Appendix B ISO-NE Planning Procedure 5-6 ISO-NE INTERNAL USE 29
30 Equipment Functionality Requirements All power flow and dynamic models must accurately model all of the relevant control modes and characteristics of the equipment, such as: All available voltage/reactive power control modes Frequency/governor response control modes (which may be provided by a park controller) Low voltage ride through characteristics, if applicable Low frequency ride-through characteristics, if applicable Park controller or group supervisory functionality (e.g. for a wind farm) Appropriate aggregate modeling capability (e.g. for a wind farm) Charging or pumping mode, if applicable (e.g., for a battery energy storage device or pumped storage hydro Generating Facility) 30
31 Library Models For all Interconnection Studies commencing after January 1, 2017, all models must be standard library models in PSS/E or applicable applications After January 1, 2017, user-models will not be accepted 31
32 User Models A user written model is any model that is not a standard Siemens PSS/E library model. For all Interconnection Studies commencing before January 1, 2017, when no compatible PSS/E standard dynamics model(s) can be used to represent the dynamics of a device, accurate and appropriate user written models can be used, if accepted by ISO New England after testing 32
33 User Model Requirements User-written models for the dynamic equipment and associated data can be in either dynamic model source code (.lib) or dynamic model object code (.obj) or dynamic linked library (dll): User-written source code, object code, and parameters shall be updated for the latest PSS/E version in use and specified by ISO New England: Dynamics models related to individual units shall be editable in the PSS/E graphic user interface. All model parameters (CONS, ICONS, and VARS) shall be accessible and shall match the description in the model s accompanying documentation. Certain CONEC or CONET models may be acceptable. Dynamics models shall have all their data reportable in the DOCU listing of dynamics model data, including the range of CONS, ICONS, and VARS numbers. Models that apply to multiple elements (e.g., park controllers) shall also be fully formatted and reportable in DOCU. Dynamics models shall be capable of correctly initializing and run through the simulation throughout the range of expected steady state starting conditions without additional manual adjustments. Dynamics models shall be capable of allowing its accompanying element or elements to be switched out-ofservice (including when the bus is disconnected) in the steady-state network without additional steps and without errors. Documentation of any special requirements for this condition shall be clearly defined in the model documentation. Dynamics models shall be capable of allowing all documented (in the model documentation) modes of operation without error. A park controller model to control more than one generator (e.g., in a wind farm or photovoltaic park) shall be able to accurately control multiple equivalent generators. The relative reactive output of each generator shall be correctly representative of its representation of number of units and impedance data. The park controller shall be able to regulate a minimum of eight equivalent generator units. Dynamic models shall be coded in such way that any internal changes of model variables or parameters incurred in one simulation run shall not be automatically passed on to the same models in subsequent simulation runs given both load-flow file and snapshot file are restored in the same PSS/E application. 33
34 User Model Requirements, continued Models requiring allocation of bus numbers shall be compatible with the New England bus numbering system, and shall allow the user to determine the allocation of the bus numbers. Models shall initialize correctly and be capable of successful flat start and ring down testing using the following guideline (models shall be capable of meeting these requirements when operating at full rated (nameplate) power, and also at partial power within the physical operating range of the equipment, across a range of feasible reactive power output conditions and terminal voltages): 20 Second No-Fault Simulation (a/k/a flat start ): This test consists of a 20 second simulation with no disturbance applied. The test will be considered to be passed if the following criteria are met: No generator MW change of 0.1 MW or more No generation MVAR change of 0.1 MVAR or more No line flow changes of 0.3 MW or more No line flow changes of 0.3 MVAR or more No voltage change of p.u. or more 60 Second Disturbance Simulation (a/k/a ring down ): This test consists of the application of a 3- phase fault for a few cycles at a key transmission bus, followed by removal of the fault without any lines being tripped. The simulation is run for 60 seconds to allow the dynamics to settle and will be considered to be passed if the following criteria are met: No generator MW change of 1 MW or more from pre-fault to steady-state post-fault conditions No generator MVAR change of 1 MVAR or more, except for exciters with dead band control (typically IEEE Type 4) from pre-fault to steady-state post-fault conditions No voltage change of p.u. or more, except in vicinity of exciters with dead band control from pre-fault to steady-state post-fault conditions No undamped oscillations related to the addition of the new user-written model 34
35 User Model Requirements, continued User-written model(s) shall be accompanied by the following documentation: A user s guide for each model Appropriate procedures and considerations for using the model in dynamic simulations Technical description of characteristics of the model Block diagram for the model, including overall modular structure and block diagrams of any sub-modules Values, names and detailed explanation for all model parameters Text form of the model parameter values (PSSE dyr file format) List of all state variables, including expected ranges of values for each variable 35
36 REQUIREMENTS OF PSCAD MODELS Appendix C ISO-NE Planning Procedure 5-6 ISO-NE INTERNAL USE 36
37 PSCAD Non-Disclosure Agreement The ISO has established non-disclosure agreements to govern the provision of PSCAD models PSCAD models remain proprietary 37
38 PSCAD Model Accuracy Features For the model to be sufficiently accurate, it shall: Represent the full detailed inner control loops of the power electronics. The model cannot use the same approximations classically used in transient stability modeling, and shall fully represent all fast inner controls, as implemented in the real equipment. It is possible to create models which embed the actual hardware code into a PSCAD component, and this is the best type of model. Represent all pertinent control features (e.g., external voltage controllers, plant level controllers, phase locked loops, etc). Operating modes that require system specific during the system impact study adjustment shall be user-accessible. In particular, plant level voltage control shall be represented along with adjustable droop characteristics. Represent all pertinent electrical and mechanical configurations, such as filters and specialized transformers. There may be other mechanical features (such as gearboxes, pitch controllers, etc.) which shall be modeled if they impact electrical performance. Have all pertinent protections that are relevant to network performance shall be modeled in detail for both balanced and unbalanced fault conditions. Typically this includes various OV and UV protections (individual phase and RMS), frequency protections, DC bus voltage protections, and overcurrent protection. There may be other pertinent protections that shall be included The model must be a full thyristor representation (preferred) if thyristors are used, or may use a voltage source interface that mimics thyristor switching (ie. A firing pulse based model). A three phase sinusoidal source representation is not acceptable. Models manually (ie. block-by-block) translated from MATLAB are often unacceptable because the method used to model the electrical network and interface to the controls may not be accurate. Note, however, that Matlab may be used to generate C code which is used in the real control hardware, and if this approach is used by the developer, the same C code may be directly used to create an extremely accurate PSCAD model of the controls. The controller source code may be compiled into DLLs if the source code is unavailable due to confidentiality restrictions. 38
39 PSCAD Model Usability Features In order to allow study engineers to perform system analysis using the model, the PSCAD model must: Have control or hardware options which are pertinent to the study accessible to the user. (For example, adjustable protection thresholds or real power recovery ramp rates) Diagnostic flags (e.g. flags to show control mode changes or which protection has been activated) shall be accessible to aid in analysis. Be capable of running at a minimum time step of 20 microseconds, or no less than 10 microseconds if required by specific control parameters. Most of the time, requiring a smaller time step means that the control implementation has not used the interpolation features of PSCAD, or is using inappropriate interfacing between the model and the larger network. Lack of interpolation support introduces inaccuracies into the model at higher time-steps. Include user model guide and a sample implementation test case. Access to technical support engineers is desirable. 39
40 PSCAD Model Efficiency Features In addition, the following elements are required to improve study efficiency and enable other studies which include the model to be run as efficient as possible: Initializes as quickly as possible (e.g. < 1-3 seconds) to user supplied terminal conditions. Support multiple instances of the model in the same simulation. Support the PSCAD snapshot feature. Support the PSCAD multiple run feature. 40
41 PSCAD MODEL Submittal Statement of Model Compliance Instructions for Model Use List of Plant-Specific Settings Basic Performance Testing at Approximate Connection Location 41
42 Model Performance Testing PSS/E Simulation The project shall be modeled at full output per the project s Interconnection Request. Sufficient data channels shall be included in the snapshot file for reporting purposes. Example channel data would include bus voltages within the project and around the project s POI, line and transformer flows (both real and reactive), and LVRT status signal. Channel selection shall enable PSCAD modeling results to be directly compared against the PSS/E results. Two fault simulations, each using a 6 cycle clearing time, at a bus close to the point of interconnection, for both pre-project (without the project modeled in-service) and post-project (with the project modeled inservice) : With all lines in service With one line close to the point of interconnection out of service. Plot scales shall be set appropriately for the reviewers to discern the entirety of the plotted signals, without clipping. Multiple signals may be plotted together in the same plot, as long as the signals are discernible from one another otherwise, some of those signals should be separated out into multiple plot diagrams. 42
43 Model Performance Testing PSCAD simulation PSCAD simulation shall be performed under as similar conditions as possible to the PSS/E simulations discussed above, for the best possible comparison. The Project and its associated auxiliary equipment shall be modeled with comparable parameters between the PSS/E and PSCAD modeling, with each model s parameters detailed in the summary report. The PSCAD transmission system case model shall be created from the PSS/E case model, with sufficient buses included after forming the system equivalent to allow simulation of the line outage and fault conditions modeled in the PSS/E simulations discussed above. Steady-state line outage scenarios shall be created similar to those in the PSS/E simulation. For each scenario, a short description of the SCMVA values resulting from the fault conditions considered shall be provided. The PSCAD model shall initialize properly and that the same power flow and voltage conditions shall be observed between the PSCAD and PSS/E models. Output channels shall be set up to capture similar data to that of the PSS/E simulations Fault simulations using the same modeling as those for PSS/E shall be run Comparison plot sets modeling the same data channels from PSS/E and PSCAD shall be developed. 43
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