KVANTIFIKACIJA PROSTORNOG RASPOREDA RESURSA ZA BRZU REGULACIJU FREKVENCIJE

CIGRE 35 (2021) (str. 705-712) 

AUTOR(I) / AUTHOR(S): Jelena Stojković, Predrag Stefanov

E-ADRESA / E-MAIL: jstojkovic@etf.rs

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DOI: 10.46793/CIGRE35.0705S

SAŽETAK / ABSTRACT:

Tranzicija elektroenergetskog sistema ka obnovljivim izvorima energije doprinela je smanjenju i neravnomernoj raspodeli inercije obrtnih masa u sistemu. Brza regulacija frekvencije od strane resursa koji mogu u jako kratkom vremenskom intervalu da promene aktivnu snagu generisanja je viđena kao potencijalno rešenje za ublažavanje velikih i brzih promena frekvencije nakon poremećaja u sistemima male inercije. Resursi koji pružaju uslugu brze regulacije frekvencije različito doprinose poboljšanju frekvencije nakon poremećaja u zavisnosti od inercije dela sistema u kom se nalaze, kao i od udaljenosti od lokacije gde se desio poremećaj. U ovom radu će biti izvršena analiza uticaja lokacije resursa za brzu regulaciju frekvencije na frekvencijski odziv sistema nakon poremećaja i biće definisan indeks kojim se definiše vrednost resursa u zavisnosti od lokacije. Ovakva analiza treba da pruži dragocene informacijeoperatorimaprenosnihsistemaupogleduprostornograspoređivanjapri angažovanju resursa za brzu regulaciju frekvencije kojima se najviše doprinosi frekvencijskoj stabilnosti.

KLJUČNE REČI / KEYWORDS:

Regulacija frekvencije, Mala inercija, Lokacija resursa, Frekvencijska stabilnost

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