A Novel Projective Integration Method (Pim) For the Efficient Transient Stability Simulation of Power Systems with High Dg Penetration

Abstract

This essay deals a novel projective integration method (PIM) for the efficient transient stability simulation of power systems with high DG penetration. One procedure of the proposed PIM is decomposed into two stages, which adopt mixed explicit implicit integration methods to achieve both efficiency and numerical stability. Moreover, the stability of the PIM is not affected by its parameter, which is related to the step size. Based on this property, an adaptive parameter scheme is developed based on error estimation to fit the time constants of the system dynamics and further increase the simulation speed. The presented approach is several times faster than the conventional integration methods with a similar level of accuracy. The proposed method is demonstrated using test systems with DGs and virtual synchronous generators, and the performance is verified against MATLAB/Simulink