Closed-Loop Control of Facts Devices in Power System

Jebaseelan, S. D. Sundarsingh; Ravi, C.; Nagarajan, G.; Marlin, S.

doi:10.1007/978-81-322-2671-0_34

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“…The above block diagram shows the Generator supply is given to the Transformer and the Crystal Oscillator is to the Micro Controller which consists of a supply of +5v and the micro controller is connected to the Driver Unit and thus a supply of +12v is given to the driver unit and the driver unit is connected to the STATCOM and HPFC [3,6] and thus from the HPFC to the Transformer also from STATCOM to the Transformer and thus both is being connected to the Load. The above graph explains about the voltage across the loads one and two across the bus -3 in 14 bus system without any FACTS devices as the x axis is time and y axis is voltage.…”

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Controlling of Reactive Power in Transmission Line using Facts Technology with Closed Loop Controller

2019

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The paper proposes the power flow control in the transmission line using FACTS devices. In the existing system the power flow in the line system is controlled by using STATCOM. In the proposed system we are going to implement the Combined FACTS device. Which is a combination of series and shunt controller like HPFC (Hybrid power flow controller). Comparison of open loop and closed loop are analyzed for fourteen bus system. In the closed loop PI and FOPID are analyzed for both FACTS Devices. The simulation of both open loop and closed loop are done in the Matlab software.

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confidence: 99%