A PC based software package for the equal area criterion of power system transient stability

Khan, A.Z.; Shahzad, Farrukh

doi:10.1109/59.651608

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“…Transient stability of the power system can be analyzed in four general methods, including time-domain, graphical, direct and automatic learning methods [28]. The graphical methods consists of equal-area criterion and phase portrait mostly used in one-machine systems [29]. The direct method employs Lyapunov functions, which is more applicable for low/reduced-order systems [8], [30].…”

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Interconnected Autonomous ac Microgrids via Back-to-Back Converters—Part II: Stability Analysis

Naderi

Khayat

Shafiee

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Power Electron.

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Interconnected Autonomous ac Microgrids via Back-to-Back Converters—Part II: Stability Analysis

Naderi

Khayat

Shafiee

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Power Electron.

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“…In recent years software packages have become irreplaceable classroom teaching tools, especially in the field of power systems where complexity and dimensionality of problems are the main obstacles [2]- [15]. These packages can be divided into two global categories: 1) Integrated packages encompassing different calculation (simulation) modules [2]- [5], [7]- [10]; and 2) Specialized packages dedicated to a specific field [6], [11]- [15].…”

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“…These packages can be divided into two global categories: 1) Integrated packages encompassing different calculation (simulation) modules [2]- [5], [7]- [10]; and 2) Specialized packages dedicated to a specific field [6], [11]- [15]. We have chosen the latter approach and apply the specialized packages in different power engineering courses.…”

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Application of the optimal power flow model in power system education

Leví

Nedic

2001

IEEE Trans. Power Syst.

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Application of the optimal power flow based software package to aid instruction in classroom is given in this paper. The package is used in courses Computer Methods in Power Engineering and Planning, Operation and Control of Power Systems. The essential idea is to utilize all calculation modules from the previously developed optimal power flow model. The software is applied in four projects, that is, Constrained Optimization, Transmission Expansion Planning, Active and Reactive Dispatching for Operations Planning, and Corrective Rescheduling within Real Time Control.Index Terms-Education, optimal power flow, optimization, power systems, software package, student projects.

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“…The resulting package has the functionalities of the commercial packages available while at the same time offering the user the possibility to add on complexity to the existing model if she wishes to, thus combining the best of both worlds. Note that although stability evaluation packages are reported earlier, [9][10][11] they are not MATLAB, nor SIME based. Note also that the Simpower toolbox provided in MATLAB is not so well suited for this application, as it requires a three-phase representation.…”

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A Transient Stability Tool Combining the SIME Method with MATLAB and SIMULINK

Bhat

Glavić²,

Pavella³

et al. 2006

The International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Educa

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This paper proposes an efficient educational tool for evaluating the transient stability of multi-machine electric power systems with possible future extensions to control (stabilisation). It uses the Single Machine Equivalent (SIME) transient stability method combined with SIMULINK to model transient stability phenomena, and the GUIDE (Graphical User Interface Design Environment) software of MATLAB. The resulting package validates the data and simulates the results by executing the SIMULINK model in the background in a user-transparent manner. It also provides the user with an extremely flexible tool, which enables him or her to enter, modify, and/or add on complexity to the existing model, thanks to the powerful hierarchical structure of SIMULINK. Considering the popularity and availability of MATLAB at the university level, this package should prove useful for pedagogical and research purposes, while at the same time having the look and feel of commercial packages.

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A PC based software package for the equal area criterion of power system transient stability

Cited by 17 publications

References 3 publications

Interconnected Autonomous ac Microgrids via Back-to-Back Converters—Part II: Stability Analysis

Interconnected Autonomous ac Microgrids via Back-to-Back Converters—Part II: Stability Analysis

Application of the optimal power flow model in power system education

A Transient Stability Tool Combining the SIME Method with MATLAB and SIMULINK

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