festivus
Newbie level 5
From what I have read, STATCOM is used for reactive power compensation via capacitors in transmission lines. It is mentioned that there is a small amount of real power flow also to provide for the system losses.
Is it possible that the STATCOM control techniques can be utilized for controlling a bidirectional flow of real power mainly and not reactive power; say if instead of the capacitors, some kind of batteries have been put in the STATCOM device?
Thanks.
Is it possible that the STATCOM control techniques can be utilized for controlling a bidirectional flow of real power mainly and not reactive power; say if instead of the capacitors, some kind of batteries have been put in the STATCOM device?
Thanks.