A study was conducted to improve the Iraqi National Control center by adapting the facilities of the agent technology and to obtain an automated control system for controlling and monitoring the electrical network. This study presents simulation results of practical agent in power flow control scenario applied to the Iraqi super grid network (400 kV)
The aim of this research is improving the Iraqi control center's capabilities for monitoring and controlling the electrical network by adopting the properties of multi-agent technology to enhance power system transient stability. The idea was demonstrated by two agent's strategy, the first agent is a prediction one that will predict power system instability by a transient stability program using the PEBS method, the second strategy agent is a control agent which use the methodology of increasing power transfer through the healthy portion of network during disturbances by a load flow program using fast decoupled method. The proposed strategies are applied to a realistic power system, the Iraqi supper Grid electrical network. Results show that the proposed technique is very powerful for power system instability prediction and control
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