Three-Phase P-Q Theory-based dynamic load for real time simulation

This dataset proposes a new method of modelling dynamic loads based on instantaneous p-q theory, to be employed in large power system networks in a digital real time environment. In order to decrease the computational burden associated to the dynamic load modelling, a p-q- theory-based approach for load modelling is proposed in this dataset. This approach is based on the well-known p-q- instantaneous theory developed for power electronics converters, and it consts only of linear controllers and of a minimal usage of control loops, reducing the required computational power. This improves real-time performance and allows larger scale simulations. The introduced p-q theory-based load model has been tested in this dataset in the following networks:Simple feeder, consisting of a voltage source and the p-q theory-based dynamic load. Explanation of the load model has been provided in the Simulink file.Modified 118-bus Distribution System (US-based benchmark)SimBench Semi-Urban Medium Voltage Network (European-based benchmark)