Presentation Details
| Development of a Generic IEEE 2800-Compliant Inverter Model for EMT Studies Mohan Du, Nayeem Ninad, Ehsan Dehghanpour, Eugene Desjardins-Couture. CanmetENERGY, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Varennes, QC, Canada |
Abstract
The increasing integration of inverter-based resources (IBRs) into transmission systems requires realistic electromagnetic transient (EMT) models compliant with IEEE Std 2800-2022. The standard requires IBR plants to maintain operation during normal conditions and system faults through voltage and frequency ride-through capabilities for both balanced and unbalanced conditions. However, while IEEE Std 2800 specifies performance requirements for voltage and frequency ride-through separately, it lacks a unified methodology implementing these requirements. This paper develops a unified control framework and validates fault ride-through control algorithms for an inverter model in MATLAB/Simulink. The validation examines extreme voltage and frequency disturbances following IEEE P2800.2/D4.1 test procedures. Results demonstrate full compliance with IEEE 2800 requirements, providing transmission planners and IBR manufacturers with practical implementation guidance for next-generation renewable integration.
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