modelPowerAngle

Generator at fixed power angle

Information

This example is a first step on the way 'from voltage source to generator model'.

Lower part of example (for comparison with and interpretation of upper part):
simplest generator description as a "voltage behind reactance".

Upper part: 3-winding generator model, isotrope with x_d = x_q.
The power-angle is artificially fixed. The correspondence is:

  V_gen1.alpha0 ~ powerAngle.delta
  V_gen1.v0     ~ exciter.v_f

In both cases the terminal voltage is fixed by the bus voltage. The results should coincide.

See for example:

 sensor.p[1:2]    active and reactive power

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Components

TypeNameDefaultDescription
Spot.Systemsystem
Spot.ACabc.Machines.Control.PowerAnglepowerAngle
Spot.Control.Exciters.ExciterSimpleexciter
Spot.ACabc.Machines.Control.Excitationexcitation
Synchron3rd_elgenerator
Spot.ACabc.Sensors.Psensorsensor
Spot.ACabc.Sources.InfBusinfBus
Spot.ACabc.Sources.VoltageVgen1
Spot.ACabc.Impedances.InductorRLgen1
Spot.ACabc.Sensors.Psensorsensor1
Spot.ACabc.Sources.VoltageVbus1
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.GroundOnegrd1
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.GroundOnegrd2
Spot.ACabc.Nodes.GroundOnegrd3
Spot.Common.Thermal.BdCondVbdCond
SpotExamples.Data.Machines.SynchronIso20kV_500MVAsynData