A comprehensive shakedown of an automatic generation control process

VanSlyck, L.S.; Jaleeli, N.; Kelley, W. Robert

doi:10.1109/59.193852

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“…VanSlyck, et al [2] state that a high percentage of some of the cyclic variations in AGC are not produced by load changes but instead are created by the AGC system itself. Furthermore, they argue that the phase lags between each area's AGC demand and its generation changes can collectively result in observed system frequency oscillations.…”

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Issues on the implementation of area generation control

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Proceedings of 36th Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems

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The performance of an AGC algorithm is constrained by the logistics of implementing a large scale control system, and by human interaction with the control loop. Thus, AGC performance is far from ideal. The paper addresses issues surrounding the implementation of AGC on a large power system and suggests modifications to this implementation in which intelligent control could have a positive effect.

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