Configuration and Digital Simulation of STATCOM utilizing 48-Pulse VSC for Reactive Power Reparation and Potential Reliability

Sundar Govindasamy; Ashok Rangaswamy

doi:10.34256/ijcci2011

Sundar Govindasamy Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
Ashok Rangaswamy Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34256/ijcci2011

Keywords: Voltage root converter, Reactive force reparation, Voltage adjustment, Harmonics Distortion

Abstract

This paper analyzes the configuration of Static Synchronous Compensator-STATCOM utilizing 48 pulse voltage source converter for reactive force reparation and voltage adjustment in force framework transmission and dispersion systems alongside the advanced development of the STATCOM utilizing 48 pulse VSC, expecting framework subjected to unsettling disturbances of real and reactive power. The 48 Pulse voltage source converter is composed with the guide of four 3-level voltage source converters exchanging at the major recurrence to create a sinusoidal yield voltage with decreased symphonies substance. The outline and computerized recreation of STATCOM has been executed in the MATLAB/Simulink stage. It is strongly evident that the outcome of reactive power reparation and voltage stabilization have been substantially improved by the proposed STATCOM configuration with 48 pulse VSC.

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