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A method of improving power system transient stability using controllable parameters

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  • Controllable parameters in a power system include generator terminal voltage, generator input power and network admittances. These parameters can be controlled to damp mechanical rotor oscillation in the generators and thereby improve system transient stability. Explicit equations are derived in this thesis for the control of these parameters to introduce damping uniformly throughout a large power system. These equations are derived on the basis of minimizing a positive definite error function. Decision functions are included which inhibit damping action when it leads to system instability. This method can be used to coordinate the application of locally based damping techniques. A three-generator example is presented illustrating the damping method.
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