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IEC 61400-27 Electrical simulation models for wind power generation

IEC 61400-27 Electrical simulation models for wind power generation. Poul Sørensen Risø DTU Roskilde Denmark. Outline of this presentation. Scope Participants and meetings Status Timeline. Scope of IEC 61400-27. Define standard dynamic simulation model for wind power

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IEC 61400-27 Electrical simulation models for wind power generation

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  1. IEC 61400-27 Electrical simulation models for wind power generation Poul Sørensen Risø DTU Roskilde Denmark

  2. Outline of thispresentation • Scope • Participants and meetings • Status • Timeline TC88 meeting Boulder

  3. Scope of IEC 61400-27 • Define standard dynamic simulation model for wind power • Application: • Power system and gridstabilityanalysis • Applicable for dynamic simulations of • Short circuits (fault ride through) • Loss of generation or load • System separation • 2 parts • Wind turbines • Wind farms TC88 meeting Boulder

  4. Scope of IEC 61400-27 – part 1 • Wind turbine modelling must define: • Genericdynamic models for topologies / conceptsonmarket • Methodology to create models for new concepts • Model parameters • Models refer to wind turbine connection terminal • Independenceon simulation tool • To outmostdegree • With clear definition of interface to simulation tool • Validation • Shallinclude tests according to IEC 61400-21 • Response to voltage dips • Set point requests TC88 meeting Boulder

  5. Scope of IEC 61400-27 – part 2 • Wind turbine modelling must define: • Genericdynamic models for topologies / conceptsonmarket • Auxiliaryequipment • Wind farm control • Methodology to create models for new concepts • Models refer to wind farm point of commoncoupling • Independenceon simulation tool • To outmostdegree • With clear definition of interface to simulation tool • Validation TC88 meeting Boulder

  6. IEC TC88 NWIP – Votes TC88 meeting Boulder

  7. Members • WG27 has now 33 members from 14 countries. • Wind power vendors, • Sub suppliers, • Consultants, Certification, • Research and University • Grid operators • Transmission System Operator (TSO) • Distribution System Operator (DSO). TC88 meeting Boulder

  8. Completemembers list of WG 27 • Michael Ebnicher, Bachmann electronic GmbH (AT) • Jens Fortmann, REpower Systems AG (DE) • Frank Fischer, PowerWind GmbH (DE) • Frank Martin, Germanischer Lloyd Industrial Services GmbH (DE) • JefersonMarques, Enercon (DE) • Vladislav Akhmatov, Siemens Wind Power (DK) • Björn Andresen, Siemens Wind Power (DK) • Poul Sørensen, Risø DTU (DK) • Knud Johansen, Energinet.dk (DK) • Bo Hesselbæk, Vestas Wind Systems A/S (DK) • Montserrat Mata, ECOTÈCMOA / ALSTOM (ES) • Emilio Gómez Lázaro, UCLM Research Institute (ES) • Alberto Molina Martín, ENERGY TO QUALITY S.L. (ES) • Javier Pérez-Jacoiste, Gamesa (ES) • J. Manuel Rodrigo, EDP Renovaveis (ES) • JoukoNiranen, ABB (FI) • SlavomirSeman, ABB (FI) • Jerome Duval, EDF R&D (FR) • Graeme Bathurst, TNEI Services Ltd (GB) • Junji Kondo, AIST (JP) • Kazuo Shibata, Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association (JP) • Hee-Sang Ko, Samsung Heavy Industries (KO) • Seung-Ho Song, Kwangwoon University (KO) • Edwin Wiggelinkhuizen, ECN Wind Energy (NL) • Jarle Eek, SINTEF Energiforskning (NO) • Larisa VladimirovnaVarigina, RusHydro (RU) • Åke Larsson, Vattenfall (SE) • Yuriy Kazachkov, Siemens PTI (US) • Pouyan Pourbeik, Electric Power Research Institute (US) • Abraham Ellis, Sandia National Laboratories (US) • Nicholas Miller, GE Energy (US) • Eduard Muljadi, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (US) • Robert M Zavadil, EnerNex (US) TC88 meeting Boulder

  9. Meetings • Meetings held: • 1st WG meeting Roskilde, Denmark 6-7 October 2009 • 2nd WG meeting Barcelona, Spain 27-28 January 2010 • Planned meetings • 3rd WG meeting New Orleans, USA, 20-21 April 2010 • 4th WG meeting Helsinki, Finland, 31. August – 1 September 2010 TC88 meeting Boulder

  10. Status • Focusdocument • Responds and agrees to secretariat observation ”the initial task of the project team shall be focussed on clear broader definition of the outline to establish consensus providing sound basis for their work” • Draftedbetween 1st and 2nd meeting and discussedon 2nd meeting • Firstpriority of WG27 is to perpareFocusdocumentspecifying in more details: • Applicability and limits of models and validation procedures • Requirements to models and validationprocedures • 1st workingdraftnow under preparation for 3rd meeting discussion, it willinclude: • Introduction • Definitions and references • Applicability and limitations • Verificationfirstdraft TC88 meeting Boulder

  11. Timeline TC88 meeting Boulder

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