Coordinated static and dynamic reactive power planning against power system voltage stability related problems

Krishnan, Venkat

doi:10.31274/rtd-180813-15853

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“…The information required for the optimization algorithm are reactive device cost and maximum capacity limit at various voltage levels, performance measures and their sensitivities with respect to MSCs and SVCs under each critical contingencies, and an initial set of candidate locations for MSCs and SVCs. While many methodologies in the past determine static and dynamic VAR support sequentially, this method simultaneously determines the optimal allocation of static and dynamic VAR [31].…”

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Role of Induction Motors in Voltage Instability and Coordinated Reactive Power Planning

Krishnan¹,

McCalley²

2012

Induction Motors - Modelling and Control

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Role of Induction Motors in Voltage Instability and Coordinated Reactive Power Planning

Krishnan¹,

McCalley²

2012

Induction Motors - Modelling and Control

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“…This will ensure sampling the required high information content training data for decision tree rule formation applicable to multiple contingencies. Therefore, it is important to perform thorough contingency analysis of many contingencies, screen the most important ones that may violate reliability criteria and devise effective solution strategies [84]. [58,59,85].…”

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Efficient processing of system scenarios in statistical and machine learning studies for power system operational and investment planning

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Optimal allocation of static and dynamic reactive power support for enhancing power system security

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Real and reactive power generation by a generator cc ic Q Q , Inductive and capacitive installation at control bus c viii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to my advisor, Prof. Venkatramana Ajjarapu, for his constant support, invaluable advice, and continuous encouragement throughout my masters program at Iowa State. It is due to his advice and expertise that has led to successful completion of the dissertation with superior quality. It would not have been possible if he had accepted anything less than my best efforts. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank him for giving the opportunity to work in various research projects and making me involved in many other aspects including paper review, proposal writing and presentations in group meetings and technical conferences. My deepest gratitude to Prof. Colin Christy, and Prof. Umesh Vaidya for serving as a member in my committee and providing valuable comments and suggestions. It is my pleasure to thank industrial members of EPRC and PSERC for providing financial support for research, industry insight, valuable guidance and enlightening discussions. I would like to extend my thanks to Vicky,

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Coordinated static and dynamic reactive power planning against power system voltage stability related problems

Cited by 3 publications

References 69 publications

Role of Induction Motors in Voltage Instability and Coordinated Reactive Power Planning

Role of Induction Motors in Voltage Instability and Coordinated Reactive Power Planning

Efficient processing of system scenarios in statistical and machine learning studies for power system operational and investment planning

Optimal allocation of static and dynamic reactive power support for enhancing power system security

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