Énergie renouvelable

L'analyseur de puissance Dewesoft permet une analyse complète des sites de production d'énergie renouvelable conformément aux normes FGW-TR3, VDE-AR4105 et BDEW. La polyvalence du matériel et l'ergonomie de son logiciel vous permettront de gagner énormément de temps sur vos essais.

Overview

Renewable power plants like wind, photovoltaic (PV) and CHP (Combined Heat and Power Plant) are more and more popular and the amount of already installed units is huge. For the operation at the public grid these renewable power generation units have to fulfill a couple of requirements to contribute to a stable operation of the grid.

The standards, which define the conditions for operating the plant at the grid, vary from country to country: e.g. FGW-TR3, VDE-AR4105, BDEW etc. These regulations define the control of the active and reactive power, the limits of Power Quality emissions and the behavior at grid disturbances.

Overview

One system. All the measurements.

Testing according to these regulations requires a couple of different test procedures and different test equipment (Scope, Power Analyzer, Data Logger, Analysis software and mathematical operations). The Dewesoft solution allows wide range analysis according to these standards with a single instrument.

Special factors like flicker step factor, voltage change factor, symmetrical components, period values for P, Q, S, U, I (for half-wave or full-wave) etc. are calculated in the software. The recorder allows creating all necessary graphs with the different parameters (e.g. P-f chart).

The data logging capability allows storing the raw data for analyzing the switching processes or the behavior at faults (Waveform analysis). The Math library can calculate any statistical parameter (e.g. max. active power for 0.2s, 60s and 600s) and also offers the possibility to automatically check if the power generation unit meets the requirements.

One system. All the measurements.

Active & Reactive Power

Active Power calculation

  • Max. active power for 0.2s, 60s and 600s

  • Input and output power (DC, AC)

Operation at different set point settings for active and reactive power

  • Calculation of deviation, min, max, averaged values for each setpoint

  • Automatic check if within range

  • Transient Behaviour

  • Different charts (P, Q, S, U, I, f, cos phi)

Power reduction at increasing frequency

  • Check if power reduction within tolerance

  • Calculation of gradients (%/Hz) and power difference (ΔP)

  • Different charts (P, U, I, f)

Evaluation of reactive power provision

  • Q_ind, Q_cap, Power Factor

  • The voltage of positive sequence-system

Power Quality

Flicker

  • Flicker coefficient (c) at different phase angles (30,50,70,85) according to IEC 61400-21

  • DC input power, reactive output power

Switching Operations

  • Period values of P, Q, S, Urms, Irms (with overlap)

  • Flicker step factor (kf) and voltage change factor (ku) at different phase angles (30,50,70,85) according to IEC 61400-21

Harmonics, Interharmonics and THD

  • Calculation up to 50th order for U, I, P, Q, Z and phi

  • Full and half-sidebands

  • Harmonic smoothing filter

Higher Frequencies

  • Higher Frequencies from 2 to 9 kHz in 200Hz bands (possible up to 150 kHz)

Power Quality

Behavior at Faults

Dis- and Reconnection tests

  • Test of protection equipment – Check Settings, and dis- and reconnection time for over- and under-voltage, over- and under-frequency


Behavior at grid disturbances (LVRT - Low Voltage Ride Through)

  • Raw data analysis (waveform) at start and end of the fault

  • Analysis of fault length and specification of short-circuit current (peak value, 1⁄2 period value) at different times (t=0, t=150ms, etc.)

  • Calculation of normalized active- reactive-
    and apparent power

  • Half-wave RMS values for voltages & currents

  • Positive-, negative and zero-sequence voltages

  • Active-, reactive- and apparent power of positive-, negative- and zero-sequence-system

Typical configuration

We recommend R3 DAQ system​​​​​​​ as a typical configuration for renewable energy measurements configured with:

  • 6x high-voltage inputs
  • 6x current inputs
  • 1x low-voltage input for setpoint value
Typical configuration

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