EV Hosting Capacity Assesment in Simscape Specialized Power System
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Hello,
I am trying to perform Hosting Capacity Analysis for Electric Vehicles (EV) in Power distribution system, which in other words the is the total Electric vehicle load that the power system can handle without violating Voltage limits and other power quality indices.
I had developed Component based load model of EV charger using Specialized Power System Library in Simscape. Now I will simulate this load model in IEEE-123 bus system and perform load flow analysis in Simulink.
The problem is that I have to iteratively increase the Number of EV in distribution network to find out the maximum number of EV after which power quality deteriorates. In other words , I want to connect developed EV load model at random node in distribution system.
During each iteration, I want to automatically connect additional EV load model to one of the nodes in system.
Can you please suggest if this can be achieved in Simulink?
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Joel Van Sickel
2021-9-3
Hello Haroon,
First, I will address a good way to iterate your simulations. Use of the sim command which different simulaiton inputs per iterations.
Now, the second issue is how to incorporate this into your model. Here are a few but not all options:
1: realistically, you can probably use a lumped model and just have individual loads that represent multiple cars charging, and you change their load profile based on how many cars you have.
2: you model each car individually and feed it's load into the system through a controlled current source.
3: you model each car individually and connect them through switches/breakers that you toggle per iteration.
Regards,
Joel
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Haroon Zafar
2021-9-4
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Joel Van Sickel
2021-9-20
Hello Haroon, in that case, you need to use the rand() function and some logic to create a function that will randomly decide which ones to toggle.
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