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Julio Hernández Ramirez - IEEE Xplore Author Profile

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This paper addresses the problem of subsynchronous oscillations (SSO) in a doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) wind farm originated by its interaction with a series-compensated transmission line. Given its relevance in the system, several solutions and analysis methods have been utilized to tackle this issue. This article proposes an innovative function for a battery energy storage system (BESS)...Show More
Currently, electric power systems have been integrating massive amounts of renewable energy sources based on power electronics converters. This tendency has provoked new stability issues because of the interactions of controls in power electronics with passive elements in the power system. As a result, new oscillation issues have been reported, such as resonance problems in wind turbine generators...Show More
The increasing penetration of power electronics in electric networks has made the usage of detailed wideband models vital to study high-frequency oscillations, which other-wise would be almost impossible to detect. In this regard, the frequency-dependent effect of tie-lines has been considered a crit-ical feature in analyzing these troubles. However, incorporating them as small-signal impedance mo...Show More
This work presents the implementation and performance of a shooting method for rapid initialization of electrical power systems models implemented with the specialized power systems libraries of Simulink. We selected the numerical differen-tiation method as the shooting method since it does not need the mathematical model of the dynamic system explicitly, but only the state vector at the beginning...Show More
The stability issues assessment by the impedance-based method demands the computation of accurate small-signal models. However, obtaining impedance models can be a time-consuming task if analytical models or the perturbation-based method are used. Especially in large-scale, poorly damped, distributed, and frequency-dependent parameter systems. A third approach, which has been less explored, is bas...Show More
The increment of power electronics converters in the power systems has challenged the study of stability and resonance, causing that traditional approaches must be complemented with new tools, such as the so-called impedance-based method which is a powerful alternative to investigate these issues. This work tries to be an introductory self-contained tutorial, explaining the stages involved in the ...Show More
This paper is dedicated to presenting control-tuning methodologies for the rotor-side converter (RSC) and grid-side converter (GSC) of series-compensated DFIG-based wind farms (WF) and to determining the origin of subsynchronous resonance (SSR). Unlike conventional approaches to re-tuning controller gains to achieve desirable performance, these methodologies only consider the mathematical models o...Show More
The development of a revolutionary design for transmission lines was recently introduced by shifting phase configurations and sub-conductors into “unconventional” arrangements that were geometrically optimized to maximize natural power. The objective of this paper is to study the electromagnetic transients that result from the simultaneous and sequential line energization and re-energization of th...Show More
Modern power systems with high penetration of renewable energies, such as wind and photovoltaic (PV), commonly experiment harmonic issues and in some cases this power quality problem leads to instability. To understand and study this phenomenon, small-signal models have been proposed; however, most of these models neglect the harmonic cross-coupling and the harmonics themselves. Consequently, the ...Show More