Research on the Optimal Configuration of Distributed Phaser to Support Voltage Stability in New Energy Power Systems
A high proportion of new energy power sources connected to the grid will lead to power system voltage with volatility and randomness,thus reducing system voltage stability.As a key reactive power compensation device in new energy stations,distributed synchronous regulators play a significant role in enhancing system voltage stability.However,in the current new energy power system,how to configure these distributed regulators in an economically reasonable and reliable way needs to be explored in depth.To this end,a new distributed regulator siting and capacity-setting method focusing on voltage stability constraints is proposed in the paper.First,the static voltage stability index of the system is evaluated to guide the selection of the optimal installation location of the regulator to ensure that the selected location can most effectively improve the system voltage support capability.Subsequently,on the basis of site selection,the capacity configuration of the regulator is reasonably planned with the objectives of minimizing the investment cost and maximizing the operational reliability of the system.Finally,through the analysis of actual cases,this method is not only economical and efficient,but also provides a strong guarantee for the stable operation of the new energy power system.
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