Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario
This paper presents a FACTS operation scheme to enhance the power system security. Three main generic types of FACTS devices are introduced. Line overloads are solved by controlling active power of series compensators and low voltages are solved by controlling reactive power of shunt compensators, r...
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doaj-a053e37526c741f89b1b8269785887b32020-11-25T01:49:12ZengSpringerOpenJournal of Electrical Systems and Information Technology2314-71722015-09-012216117110.1016/j.jesit.2015.03.013Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenarioImran KhanM.A. MallickMalik RafiMohammad Shadab MirzaThis paper presents a FACTS operation scheme to enhance the power system security. Three main generic types of FACTS devices are introduced. Line overloads are solved by controlling active power of series compensators and low voltages are solved by controlling reactive power of shunt compensators, respectively. Especially, the combined series-shunt compensators such as UPFC are applied to solve both line congestions and low voltages simultaneously. Two kinds of indices that indicate the security level related to line flow and bus voltage is utilized in this paper. They are iteratively minimized to determine operating points of the devices for security enhancement. The sensitivity vectors of the indices are derived to determine the direction of minimum. The proposed algorithm is verified on the IEEE 14-bus system with FACTS devices in a normal condition and in a line-faulted contingency.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2314717215000392FACTS (Flexible AC Transmission Systems)Security marginLoading factorTCSCSVC |
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Imran Khan M.A. Mallick Malik Rafi Mohammad Shadab Mirza Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario Journal of Electrical Systems and Information Technology FACTS (Flexible AC Transmission Systems) Security margin Loading factor TCSC SVC |
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Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario |
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Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario |
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Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario |
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Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario |
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Optimal placement of FACTS controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in Indian scenario |
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optimal placement of facts controller scheme for enhancement of power system security in indian scenario |
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Journal of Electrical Systems and Information Technology |
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This paper presents a FACTS operation scheme to enhance the power system security. Three main generic types of FACTS devices are introduced. Line overloads are solved by controlling active power of series compensators and low voltages are solved by controlling reactive power of shunt compensators, respectively. Especially, the combined series-shunt compensators such as UPFC are applied to solve both line congestions and low voltages simultaneously. Two kinds of indices that indicate the security level related to line flow and bus voltage is utilized in this paper. They are iteratively minimized to determine operating points of the devices for security enhancement. The sensitivity vectors of the indices are derived to determine the direction of minimum. The proposed algorithm is verified on the IEEE 14-bus system with FACTS devices in a normal condition and in a line-faulted contingency. |
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FACTS (Flexible AC Transmission Systems) Security margin Loading factor TCSC SVC |
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