2020
DOI: 10.1109/tpwrs.2019.2942948
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A Homotopy-Based Method for Robust Computation of Controlling Unstable Equilibrium Points

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“…Reactive resistances of an overhead power line Х L , Оhm, high voltage windings of a three-winding transformer Х В , Оhm, medium voltage windings of a three-winding transformer Х С , Оhm, low voltage windings of a three-winding transformer Х Н , Оhm, [13,14,15] calculated according to the equations, respectively:…”
Section: Calculation Of the Operating Mode Of The District Electric N...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Reactive resistances of an overhead power line Х L , Оhm, high voltage windings of a three-winding transformer Х В , Оhm, medium voltage windings of a three-winding transformer Х С , Оhm, low voltage windings of a three-winding transformer Х Н , Оhm, [13,14,15] calculated according to the equations, respectively:…”
Section: Calculation Of the Operating Mode Of The District Electric N...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most loaded is line W7. The load factor of line KZ is calculated by the formula: (13) It is necessary to provide measures for unloading the W7 line. When the load of this line decreases, the load on the transformer T2 will decrease, the line W3 will be unloaded, therefore, losses in the electrical network will decrease.…”
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“…Finding a suitable Lyapunov function remains a challenging issue in this method. Among them, some methods based on energy function and controlling unstable equilibrium point (CUEP) are applied to the power system, which respectively build partial functions satisfying theorem conditions for each component [8,9]. However, under the condition that the time derivative of the energy function is negative, it is difficult to construct the energy function in some specific systems with large transmission conductance or voltage-dependent active loads, and usually conservative results will be obtained [10].…”
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“…A common problem with this approach lies in the calculation of the critical energy, which may lead to undetermined classification or in the conservativeness of the results. A series of techniques were developed by the authors of [3][4][5][6] to minimise these problems. Another characteristic of the direct methods is that it is not easy to correlate the results and the power system's condition after the outage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%