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Debra Dai
Angle Stability
Frequency Stability
Voltage Stability
Transient Stability
Short Term
Long Term
Long Term
Short Term
Concept
Angle Stability
It is defined as the capability of the synchronous generators in the system to maintain its synchronism after being subjected to a disturbance.
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Concept (cont)
Short-term angle stability
Short-term angle stability is characterized by dynamic components such as excitation of synchronous generators, controllers, such as AVR and PSS, electronically controlled devices such as HVDC and induction motors . The time scale of short-term is ~20 second following a disturbance. The time frame of interest in small-signal stability studies is on the order of 10- 20 seconds following a disturbance.
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VSM
P
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2
u.
V2=0.995+j0 pu
Z= 0. 5
3-bus test system dynamic data: Bus H xd xd1 xq 1 3.2 2.5 0.39 2.1 Excitation system of typeDC1A
0. Z= 5 u. p.
PL+jQL=1.0+j0.3 pu
p.
xq1 2.1
Td1 9.6
Tq1 0
Damp 0
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.6
Q p.u.
.4
.2
0.0 0.0 .5
P ( p.u.)
1.0
1.5
2.0
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Pm potential transformer
OUTPUT
governor system
+ -
G
Vref
+ -
excitation system
Epss
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generators;
excitation
systems,
State variables: rotor angle; rotor speed; d-axis transient voltage; q-axis transient voltage; the scaled field voltage and so on
Algebraic variables: voltages amplitude and phase
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Control modes
Frequency (Hz)
Iocal mode
1.3
Mode 1
-6
-5
-4
-3
-2
-1
real (1/s)
Modal Analysis
West-east
East-West South-North
North-south
From-Houston
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VALTNTP269.0 ENR_NRP 34.5 ENR_SP 34.5 KM_NWP 34.5 KM_SWP 34.5 WDWRDU1 34.5 KM_SEP 34.5 KM_NEP 34.5 WDWRDU2 34.5 ORNNWP1 34.5 SWMESA 34.5 CALENG1G13.8 CALENG2G13.8 TIECT12G18.0 TIECT21G18.0 TIECT22G18.0 TIECT11G18.0 PB6 G18.0 TIE ST1G18.0 TIE ST2G18.0 LAP #5 13.8 NBY #7 22.0 DAV #1 24.0 HIDGN1 18.0 HIDGN2 18.0 FAL #1 13.8 STARCO#113.8 LGEGN#3 13.8 CALGN#1 16.0 CALGN#2 16.0 FGNTS00118.0 FGNTS10118.0 HIDGN3 18.0 CEL-B #113.8 LAP #7 13.8 SI RAY8 13.8 VAL #1 13.8 VAL #2 13.8 COSW#2 13.8 COSW#1 13.8
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In modern power systems, in order to make generators operate at the nominal voltage, AVR is implemented. As a consequence, the synchronizing torque is increased. But in the case of heavy load, AVR may introduce negative damping torque to the system. PSS is the most effective corrective measure to add damping to the system