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RGMO Frequency Influence Scheme

The document describes the Restricted Governing Mode of Operation (RGMO) scheme for the NTPC-Rihand power plant. It has 5 points: 1) RGMO logic is implemented in the EHTC load controller and activated by switching on frequency influence. 2) Tunable parameters like correction limits, gradients, and deadbands are set according to CERC and IEGC guidelines. 3) The positive correction component increases load when frequency is below 50 Hz to restore it, up to a max of +25 MW. 4) The negative correction component decreases load when frequency is above 50 Hz to restore it, down to a min of -25 MW. 5)

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RGMO Frequency Influence Scheme

The document describes the Restricted Governing Mode of Operation (RGMO) scheme for the NTPC-Rihand power plant. It has 5 points: 1) RGMO logic is implemented in the EHTC load controller and activated by switching on frequency influence. 2) Tunable parameters like correction limits, gradients, and deadbands are set according to CERC and IEGC guidelines. 3) The positive correction component increases load when frequency is below 50 Hz to restore it, up to a max of +25 MW. 4) The negative correction component decreases load when frequency is above 50 Hz to restore it, down to a min of -25 MW. 5)

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RESTRICTED GOVERNING MODE OF OPERATION (RGMO) SCHEME

FOR NTPC-RIHAND (as on 01.01.2018)


1. Enabling Logic: RGMO Logic is implemented in Frequency influence / correction of EHTC load controller
and is activated by switching “ON” frequency influence.

2. Tunable parameters: Correction through RGMO is limited to maximum +/- 25 MW or 5%, as per CERC
order dt 20.8.2009 page no. 13/25: CEA recommendation Point No:17. Gradient for correction is 10% per
min for response, as per CERC order dt 20.8.2009 page no. 10/25: point no:9, 5.2 system security aspects (h)
and IEGC 2010 page no. 35/77 – 5.2 (i). The gradient for automatic load restoration is 1% per min, as per
CERC order dt 20.8.2009 page no. 14/25: CEA recommendation Point No:23 (g). Dead band or ripple filter of
0.03 Hz is incorporated for RGMO response, as per CERC order dt 20.8.2009 page no. 13/25: CEA
recommendation Point No:17, and IEGC 2010 page no. 34/77 – 5.2 (f) Governor action ii (b). Frequency
correction in load control has droop setting of 3%, in line with CERC order dt 20.8.2009 page no. 10/25: point
no 9 and IEGC 2010 page no. 35/77 – 5.2 (f) Governor action ii (c). Dead time of 5 minutes is provided for
frequency response i.e. after frequency-based load correction and before automatic load restoration, as per
CERC order dt 20.8.2009 page no. 13/25: CEA recommendation Point No:17.

3. Positive Correction Component: If frequency is < 50.0 Hz and falling, this component will increase load
(correction as per droop) at 1% per min till max limit or +25 MW subject to maximum 105% MCR. This
component will hold output for dead time (5 min), or till frequency reverses > 50.0 Hz, and restore back to
zero at 1% per min.

4. Negative Correction Component: If frequency is > 50.00 Hz and rising, (50.2 revised to 50.05 as per IEGC
amendment dt 06.01.2014 page no. 2/12: section 3.(4) noting, and further revised to 50.00 as per IEGC 5 th
amendment dt 12.04.2017 page no. 3/8: section 5(1)(a) noting) this component will decrease load (correction
as per droop) till min limit or -25 MW subject to minimum technical unloading limit without oil support. This
component will hold output for dead time (5 min), or till frequency reverses < 50.00 Hz, and automatically
restore back to zero at 1% per min. If frequency is < 50.00 Hz and rising, it will result in no correction up to
50.00 Hz, as per IEGC 2010 page no. 34/77 – 5.2(f) Governor action ii (a).

5. Final correction: It is obtained as addition of positive and negative components with an overall limit at +/-
25MW or 5%. It comes into service once frequency influence is switched “ON” by operation.

Positive
Droop correction

Droop ADD
MW
Calculation Rate & limits Final load
Frequency
Correction
(Hz)
(MW)

Negative
Correction

-1-

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