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Autonomous Grid Support Functionality in Variable-Speed Drive-Based End-Use Loads
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High penetration of inverter-based resources into power systems causes lower inertia, and it becomes more challenging to maintain grid stability during contingency events. While conventional demand response and shedding at the load side suffer from slow response, impact by unavailability, and issues from communication, variable-speed drives (VSDs) are becoming strong candidates for fast frequency response (FFR) thanks to their fast response and reduced user impact from variable power adjustment capability. In this letter, we propose an autonomous frequency support control method for a residential refrigerator with a VSD, a promising target small end-use load for FFR. We analyze the effect of the proposed controller on grid stability, and we verify the performance through laboratory experiments with a commercially available refrigerator.
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Advanced grid support
demand response
fast frequency response (FFR)
grid-supportive loads (GSLs)
variable-speed drive (VSD)
Advanced grid support
demand response
fast frequency response (FFR)
grid-supportive loads (GSLs)
variable-speed drive (VSD)
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