Voltage and Frequency Control with XXXX Sample Clauses

Voltage and Frequency Control with XXXX. With the installation of a XXXX in a transformation station with high penetration from RES, the aim is to mitigates this effects, thus improving the quality of service of the electric power supply. Ultimately, we foresee three scenarios in which combining XXXX and DR algorithms should be able to mitigated these two issues: ● Voltage control; o Inject or consume reactive power up to rated power to keep the voltage close to nominal values; o When the voltage is less than 10% of the nominal voltage, inject as much reactive as possible (nominal). Voltage ride through capability.
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Voltage and Frequency Control with XXXX. Comparing to the European grid connected electrical systems, isolated electrical systems, such as Madeira Island, have higher limits concerning the RQS. Consequently, electrical quantities (voltage variations - dips and swells, frequency, harmonics, flicker etc.) are frequently monitored in random distribution substations (for a certain period of analysis) to ensure that the quality and safety of the electricity are according to the thresholds stipulated in Table 1.1. One of the main objectives of this pilot is to study a realm of new technologies with the expectation of replication throughout the low voltage distribution substations in the Island. With the installation of the XXXX system at the Fazendinha low voltage distribution substation, we expect to have a highly responsive storage backup to regulate events that may transcend some of the parameters described in Table 1.1. On an initial stage, the events that will be easier to control/regulate are mainly the voltage events, active and reactive power. Although frequency events can also be controlled by the XXXX, its influence will be not perceptible, due to the fact that the grid frequency in the island is imposed by the highest generation group. Nevertheless, if the system is replicated on a higher scale (i.e., more low voltage distribution substations) the contribution for frequency control will certainly be more substantial.
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