DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform
The coherency of generators in a multi-machine power system is identified by determining the instantaneous phase difference between their rotor angles using a complex wavelet transform. A new phase difference matrix is proposed that represents the relative phase difference between the dominant frequ...
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doaj-9663e5c4553547c3a739131afe8c04f02021-04-02T11:12:52ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052019-05-0110.1049/joe.2018.9239JOE.2018.9239DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transformAjeet Kumar Singh0Manoj Fozdar1Malaviya National Institute of Technology, JaipurMalaviya National Institute of Technology, JaipurThe coherency of generators in a multi-machine power system is identified by determining the instantaneous phase difference between their rotor angles using a complex wavelet transform. A new phase difference matrix is proposed that represents the relative phase difference between the dominant frequency components of each pair of oscillating rotor angles and maps it into a higher dimensional space where data points corresponding to coherent generators lie in proximity. Next, density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise (DBSCAN) algorithm is used for automated grouping of coherent generators. A new objective function is proposed for the determination of control parameters of the clustering algorithm. The proposed approach is tested on the New England (NE) 39-bus test system and IEEE 145-bus test system.https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.9239matrix algebrapower system measurementoscillationspower system stabilityelectric generatorsrotorspower system transient stabilitypattern clusteringwavelet transformspower system controlcomplex waveletmultimachine power systeminstantaneous phase differencephase difference matrixrelative phase differencedominant frequency componentsoscillating rotor angleshigher dimensional spacecoherent generatorsnoise algorithmnew england 39-bus test systemieee 145-bus test system |
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Ajeet Kumar Singh Manoj Fozdar DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform The Journal of Engineering matrix algebra power system measurement oscillations power system stability electric generators rotors power system transient stability pattern clustering wavelet transforms power system control complex wavelet multimachine power system instantaneous phase difference phase difference matrix relative phase difference dominant frequency components oscillating rotor angles higher dimensional space coherent generators noise algorithm new england 39-bus test system ieee 145-bus test system |
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DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform |
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DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform |
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DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform |
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DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform |
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DBSCAN-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform |
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dbscan-based coherency identification of generators using complex wavelet transform |
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The Journal of Engineering |
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The coherency of generators in a multi-machine power system is identified by determining the instantaneous phase difference between their rotor angles using a complex wavelet transform. A new phase difference matrix is proposed that represents the relative phase difference between the dominant frequency components of each pair of oscillating rotor angles and maps it into a higher dimensional space where data points corresponding to coherent generators lie in proximity. Next, density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise (DBSCAN) algorithm is used for automated grouping of coherent generators. A new objective function is proposed for the determination of control parameters of the clustering algorithm. The proposed approach is tested on the New England (NE) 39-bus test system and IEEE 145-bus test system. |
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matrix algebra power system measurement oscillations power system stability electric generators rotors power system transient stability pattern clustering wavelet transforms power system control complex wavelet multimachine power system instantaneous phase difference phase difference matrix relative phase difference dominant frequency components oscillating rotor angles higher dimensional space coherent generators noise algorithm new england 39-bus test system ieee 145-bus test system |
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