Volume 06,Issue 01

Comparative Analysis of Power System Model Reduction

Authors

Mohammad Khatibi, Fatemeh Rahmani, Tanushree Agarwal

Abstract
This paper presents the modal truncation and singular value decomposition (SVD) technique as two main algorithms for dynamic model reduction of the power system. The significance and accuracy of the proposed methods are investigated with their detailed formulation derived for a constrained linear system. The full linearized model of the original nonlinear system is determined and used as the input of the dynamic reduction technique. Therefore, the variables of a synchronous machine in a multi-machine system is studied and replaced with a much simpler dynamic model. This equivalent dynamic model should behave similarly to what is observed from the system under study. The capability of each technique in keeping dominant oscillation modes after dynamic reduction is utilized as the comparison criteria. The reduction techniques are simulated over the dynamic 39-bus New England test system for validation.

Keyword: Power system stability, Model order reduction, Synchronous generator, Balance truncation.

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