modelGenOrder3and7

Generator-models of different order

Information

The example illustrates the difference in dynamic behaviour between low- and high-order generator models.
A common 3-phase short circuit occurs at 100 msec, cleared after 300 ms.

Compare for example:

  .generator.i        current
  .generator.tau      torque
of turbGen1 and turbGen2.
The high order model exhibits fast damping of torque-oscillations due to the damper windings. See also damper currents i_rd, i_rq (protected).

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Components

TypeNameDefaultDescription
Spot.Systemsystem
Spot.GenerationACabc.TurboGeneratorturboGen1
Spot.ACabc.Breakers.SwitchswitchGrd1
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.Groundgrd1f
Spot.ACabc.Lines.RXlineline1
Spot.ACabc.Sources.InfBusinfBus1
Spot.GenerationACabc.TurboGeneratorturboGen2
Spot.ACabc.Breakers.SwitchswitchGrd2
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.Groundgrd2f
Spot.ACabc.Lines.RXlineline2
Spot.ACabc.Sources.InfBusinfBus2
Spot.Control.Relays.SwitchRelayrelayGrd
Spot.Control.Setpoints.Set_w_p_vsetpts1
Spot.Control.Setpoints.Set_w_p_vsetpts2
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.GroundOnegrd2
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.GroundOnegrd1
Spot.Common.Thermal.BdCondVbdCond1
Spot.Common.Thermal.BdCondVbdCond2
SpotExamples.Data.Machines.Synchron3rd60Hz26kV_720MVAsyn3rd60Hz26k_720M
SpotExamples.Data.Machines.Synchron60Hz26kV_720MVAsyn60Hz26k_720M