19th Power Systems Computation Conference - PSCC 2016, Génova (Italia). 20-24 junio 2016
Resumen:
In modern power systems, co-simulation is proposed as an enabler for analyzing the interactions between disparate systems. This paper introduces the co-simulation platform Virtual Grid Integration Laboratory (VirGIL) including Hardware-inthe-Loop testing, and demonstrates its potential to assess demand response strategies. VirGIL is based on a modular architecture using the Functional Mock-up Interface industrial standard to integrate new simulators. VirGIL combines state-of-the-art simulators in power systems, communications, buildings, and control. In this work, VirGIL is extended with a Hardware-in-the-Loop component to control the ventilation system of a real 12-story building in Denmark. VirGIL capabilities are illustrated in three scenarios: load following, primary reserves and load following aggregation. Experimental results show that the system can track one minute changing signals and it can provide primary reserves for up-regulation. Furthermore, the potential of aggregating several ventilation systems is evaluated considering the impact at distribution grid level and the communications protocol effect.
Palabras clave: Demand Response, Co-simulation, Functional Mock-up Interface, PowerFactory, Hardware-in-the-Loop.
DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.1109/PSCC.2016.7540828
Publicado en PSCC 2016, pp: 1-7, ISBN: 978-1-4673-8151-2
Fecha de publicación: 2016-06-20.
Cita:
S. Rotger-Griful, S. Chatzivasileiadis, R.H. Jacobsen, E.M. Stewart, J. Matanza, M. Wetter, Hardware-in-the-loop co-simulation of distribution grid for demand response, 19th Power Systems Computation Conference - PSCC 2016, Génova (Italia). 20-24 junio 2016. En: PSCC 2016: Conference proceedings, ISBN: 978-1-4673-8151-2
