1988
DOI: 10.1002/eej.4391080403
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Effects of generating allocation to tie‐line flow fluctuation spectrum

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“…As mentioned in Ref. [1], the tie-line power flow observed for the weakly damped long-period modes in the Tohoku-Kanto interconnected system shows small fluctuations with an average amplitude of about 1% of the maximum power. Based on these past data, the active power flow on line #36 is 1000 MW to 3000 MW in the 60 system states.…”
Section: Generation Of Pseudomeasurement Data Using System Modelmentioning
confidence: 60%
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“…As mentioned in Ref. [1], the tie-line power flow observed for the weakly damped long-period modes in the Tohoku-Kanto interconnected system shows small fluctuations with an average amplitude of about 1% of the maximum power. Based on these past data, the active power flow on line #36 is 1000 MW to 3000 MW in the 60 system states.…”
Section: Generation Of Pseudomeasurement Data Using System Modelmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Much research has been performed on the transient stability and steady-state and dynamic-state stability of power systems. As regards real-time estimation of eigenmodes using real response, our group investigated the damping effect in power systems using the power spectra of tie-line flow fluctuations and regression analysis [1,2], and eigenmode estimation based on multipoint synchronized measurement and system identification [3,4]. There have also been studies using synchronized measurement [5,6].…”
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confidence: 99%