IEEE Standard Block Diagram for a Generator Governor

This, and many other papers on the subject, are available at IEEE digital library, but you should subscribed to get it

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The paper you recommend only provides direction on how to implement, in a specific application (SimuLink), a standard block diagram you already have, then transfer that model to another application (PSS/E). It does not give the standard block diagram itself.

What I'm seeking is a standard which provides a set of control system block diagrams which can be used to describe the response characteristics of turbine governors when the appropriate constants for a particular governor are provided. Below is an example of one standard IEEE block diagram for a generator excitation system.

IEEE standard 421.5 gives a series these block diagrams for various types of excitation systems. There should be a similar document with standard block diagrams for governors, but I have been unable to find it.

Dear pwr2thepeople,

May be this solves your purpose.

http://community.interpss.org/Home/reference-guide/exciter/ieee-std-421-5-excitation-system-models-ac

Vinu_Answers Sure Answers

Dear Vinu_Answers,

Thank you for your response. I have the IEEE 421.5 referenced in your link, which shows block diagrams for various types of excitation models. What I am unable to find is a similar standard showing block diagrams for speed governors.

Tony

AND TRY THIS LINK,

http://community.interpss.org/Home/reference-guide/governor/ieee-governor-models

Le_Noble,

Although your link did not give me the final answer, it gave me enough correct terminology to perform an intelligent search. Using that information, I was able to locate the necessary IEEE committee report. I also found a paper with similar information for modeling combustion turbines.

Thank you and a hearty Good Answer to you!

Tony

OK,

Good luck