Main objective of this project is to eliminate any possible interference from other voltage regulation devices while achieving better voltage regulation without the implementation of a full observation of the corresponding network.
In this project, an adaptive droop control strategy is proposed for application to hybrid Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) systems. The proposed voltage sensitivity- based adaptive droop control scheme using a hybrid STATCOM system helps eliminate any possible interference from other voltage regulation devices while achieving better voltage regulation without implementation of a full observation of the corresponding network.
Sensitivity analysis was performed by voltage control of the STATCOM system, and sliding-mode control was included for robustness of the control system. The fixed and adaptive control methods were compared through case studies of the IEEE 39-bus test system. The results were further verified through a transient simulation of the hybrid STATCOM system by considering both low- and high-penetration levels of inverter-based resources.
Keywords: adaptive droop control, hybrid STATCOM, sensitivity analysis, sand voltage regulation.
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