COORDINATED CONTROL OF GENERATOR EXCITATION AND STATCOM FOR ANGLE STABILITY AND VOLTAGE REGULATION ENHANCEMENT
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COORDINATED CONTROL OF GENERATOR EXCITATION AND STATCOM FOR ANGLE STABILITY AND VOLTAGE REGULATION ENHANCEMENT
Automation of Electric Power SystemsVol. 26, Issue 24, (2002)
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COORDINATED CONTROL OF GENERATOR EXCITATION AND STATCOM FOR ANGLE STABILITY AND VOLTAGE REGULATION ENHANCEMENT
摘要
The coordinated control of STATCOM and generator excitation is investigated to achieve both the transient stability and the voltage regulation enhancement of power systems. Firstly
the nonlinear model of STATCOM installed in a power system is introduced. Then
by direct feedback linearization (DFL) technique
the nonlinearities of the generator and the STATCOM model are alleviated. With the help of robust control theory
the variation of system structure
the parameter uncertainties and the interconnection between generator and STATCOM are taken into consideration in the controller design. Only local measurements are required for the proposed controller. The simulation results gotten from a singlemachine infinitebus (SMIB) system show the proposed scheme is capable of improving the system transient stability and voltage regulation over a wide range of operating conditions.
Abstract
The coordinated control of STATCOM and generator excitation is investigated to achieve both the transient stability and the voltage regulation enhancement of power systems. Firstly
the nonlinear model of STATCOM installed in a power system is introduced. Then
by direct feedback linearization (DFL) technique
the nonlinearities of the generator and the STATCOM model are alleviated. With the help of robust control theory
the variation of system structure
the parameter uncertainties and the interconnection between generator and STATCOM are taken into consideration in the controller design. Only local measurements are required for the proposed controller. The simulation results gotten from a singlemachine infinitebus (SMIB) system show the proposed scheme is capable of improving the system transient stability and voltage regulation over a wide range of operating conditions.