PSS/E fortran array modules - fortran
I am developing a user-written control model for an inverter in PSS/E through Fortran language. I want to link this control model to a standard generator model.
I've already check that the control model works fine. I am entering 2 input commands: Real Power (P) and Reactive Power (Q). I have check through internal variables that the model takes well these values defined by me. And the outputs of this control model are "correct" both outpus signals are what are supposed to be.
The problem is that I'm not be able to link it to the standard generator model. As this model is contained in an external .dll file I use the USE [MODULE] statement at the beginning of the code and in MODE 3 I just write:
WIPCMD1(MC)=VAR(L+5)
WIQCMD1(MC)=VAR(L+4)
Where MC is the machine index where apply both models, WIPCMD and WIQCMD are the arrays that work as input of the generator model and VAR(L+5) and VAR(L+4) are the outputs from my user-written control model.
I know that the connection is wrong because when I change the 2 inputs of the control model, the 2 outputs of this control change too, but the outputs of the generator model are always de same (I think that are the initialized ones from the power flow).
Another possible cause is that I am compiling wrong the files in the PSS/E Environment Manager: I just put the my control model .flx file inside "User Model Fortran Source Files" and the .obj file with the same name of the .mod file that contains the GEPVMODULE in "User Model Object, Library Files". I use the resultant .dll file.
Any idea? Bellow is the whole code of the .flx control model.
Thank you very much.
Regards
SUBROUTINE INVCTRLELEC (MC,ISLOT)
C
USE GEPVMODULE
C
$INSERT COMON4.INS
C
INTEGER I,J,K,L,MC,ISLOT,BS
INTEGER IERR1,IERR3
REAL VINP1,VINP2,VINP3,VINP4,VINP5,VINP6,VINP7,VINP8,VINP9,VINP10
REAL VOUT1,VOUT2,VOUT3,VOUT4,VOUT5,VOUT6,VOUT7,VOUT8,VOUT9,VOUT10
C
C
I=STRTIN(4,ISLOT)
J=STRTIN(1,ISLOT)
K=STRTIN(2,ISLOT)
L=STRTIN(3,ISLOT)
C
CALL FLOW1(I,L+6,L+1,L+7)
C
IF (MODE.EQ.8)
. CON_DSCRPT(1)='Kqi'
. CON_DSCRPT(2)='Kvi'
. CON_DSCRPT(3)='Ihql'
. CON_DSCRPT(4)='Ipmax'
. CON_DSCRPT(5)='Iphl'
. CON_DSCRPT(6)='Vmaxcl'
. CON_DSCRPT(7)='Vmincl'
. CON_DSCRPT(8)='Vdc'
. CON_DSCRPT(9)='Porder'
. CON_DSCRPT(10)='Qorder'
. ICON_DSCRPT(1)='Bus origen'
. ICON_DSCRPT(2)='Bus destino'
. ICON_DSCRPT(3)='Identificador'
. RETURN
...FIN
C
IF (MODE.GT.4) GO TO 1000
C
GO TO (100,200,300,400), MODE
C
100 VOUT1=CON(J+9)-VAR(L+1)
VINP1=INT_MODE1(1.0,VOUT1,K,IERR1)
C
VOUT3=VOUT2-VAR(L+2)
VINP3=INT_MODE1(1.0,VOUT3,K+1,IERR3)
VAR(L+2)=ABS(VOLT(ICON(I)))
C
VAR(L+5)=WIPCMD1(MC)
VAR(L+4)=WIQCMD1(MC)
C
RETURN
C
200 VAR(L+2)=ABS(VOLT(ICON(I)))
C
VINP1=CON(J+9)-VAR(L+1)
VOUT1=INT_MODE2(1.0,VINP1,K)
VAR(L)=CON(J+9)
C
VINP2=VOUT1*CON(J)
VOUT2=MIN(CON(J+5),MAX(CON(J+6),VINP2))
C
VINP3=VOUT2-VAR(L+2)
VOUT3=INT_MODE2(1.0,VINP3,K+1)
VAR(L+11)=VOUT3*CON(J+1)
C
VINP5=VAR(L+5)
VOUT5=((CON(J+3))**(2)-(VAR(L+5))**(2))**(0.5)
C
VINP6=VOUT5
VOUT6=MIN(CON(J+2),VINP6)
VAR(L+8)=VOUT6
C
VINP7=VAR(L+2)
VOUT7=-0.5+0.01733*(VINP7*360-360)-0.0117*(CON(J+7)-560)+VAR(L+6)*1/4.37
VAR(L+9)=VOUT7
C
VINP4=VOUT3*CON(J+1)
VOUT4=MIN(VOUT6,MAX((MAX(VOUT7,-VOUT6)),VINP4))
VAR(L+4)=VOUT4
C
VINP8=VAR(L+2)
VOUT8=MAX(0.01,VAR(L+2))
C
VINP9=CON(J+8)
VAR(L+3)=CON(J+8)
VOUT9=VINP9/VOUT8
C
VINP10=VOUT9
VOUT10=MIN(MIN(CON(J+3),CON(J+4)),VINP10)
VAR(L+5)=VOUT10
C
RETURN
C
300 VAR(L+2)=ABS(VOLT(ICON(I)))
C
VINP1=CON(J+9)-VAR(L+1)
VOUT1=INT_MODE3(1.0,VINP1,K)
VAR(L)=CON(J+9)
C
VINP2=VOUT1*CON(J)
VOUT2=MIN(CON(J+5),MAX(CON(J+6),VINP2))
C
VINP3=VOUT2-VAR(L+2)
VOUT3=INT_MODE3(1.0,VINP3,K+1)
VAR(L+11)=VOUT3*CON(J+1)
C
VINP5=VAR(L+5)
VOUT5=((CON(J+3))**(2)-(VAR(L+5))**(2))**(0.5)
C
VINP6=VOUT5
VOUT6=MIN(CON(J+2),VINP6)
VAR(L+8)=VOUT6
C
VINP7=VAR(L+2)
VOUT7=-0.5+0.01733*(VINP7*360-360)-0.0117*(CON(J+7)-560)+VAR(L+6)*1/4.37
VAR(L+9)=VOUT7
C
VINP4=VOUT3*CON(J+1)
VOUT4=MIN(VOUT6,MAX((MAX(VOUT7,-VOUT6)),VINP4))
VAR(L+4)=VOUT4
C
VINP8=VAR(L+2)
VOUT8=MAX(0.01,VAR(L+2))
C
VINP9=CON(J+8)
VAR(L+3)=CON(J+8)
VOUT9=VINP9/VOUT8
C
VINP10=VOUT9
VOUT10=MIN(MIN(CON(J+3),CON(J+4)),VINP10)
VAR(L+5)=VOUT10
C
WIPCMD1(MC)=VAR(L+5)
WIQCMD1(MC)=VAR(L+4)
C
VAR(L+12)=MC
VAR(L+13)=ISLOT
C
RETURN
C
400 NINTEG=MAX(NINTEG,K+3)
RETURN
C
IF (MODE.EQ.6) GO TO 2000
C
900 RETURN
1000 RETURN
2000 RETURN
RETURN
END
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