Validation of Maui PSCAD Model: Motivation, Methodology, and Lessons Learned: Preprint

Anderson Hoke; Rick Wallace Kenyon; Bin Wang; Jin Tan; Chris Antonio; Bri-Mathias Hodge

Validation of Maui PSCAD Model: Motivation, Methodology, and Lessons Learned: Preprint

Anderson Hoke, Rick Wallace Kenyon, Bin Wang, Jin Tan, Chris Antonio, Bri-Mathias Hodge

Power Systems Engineering

Hawaiian Electric Company

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Abstract

As power systems become increasingly dependent on inverter-based resources, the dominant physical and control interactions that determine system stability may no longer be accurately captured in positive sequence dynamic simulation tools; electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulations may be needed. This paper describes the process of creating and validating an EMT model of the entire Maui island transmission system in PSCAD software. The model is validated against the utility's PSSE model and against field data for an event that consisted of a single-phase fault followed by a generation trip. The methodology and lessons learned are summarized here.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	9
State	Published - 2021
Event	To be 52nd North American Power Symposium - Duration: 11 Apr 2021 → 14 Apr 2021

Conference

Conference	To be 52nd North American Power Symposium
Period	11/04/21 → 14/04/21

NREL Publication Number

NREL/CP-5D00-76808

Keywords

electromagnetic transient simulation
inverter based resources
PSCAD
transmission systems
validation

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