1967
DOI: 10.1049/piee.1967.0162
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Integrated control of a nonlinear turboalternator model under fault conditions

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“…The Increasing complexity, both in design and operations, of the present day power systems requires more detailed system models and one of the many ways of providing the necessary detail is to include, in one form or another, the system nonlinearities (57,89,91,94,104,108,109,116,119,136,142).…”
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“…The Increasing complexity, both in design and operations, of the present day power systems requires more detailed system models and one of the many ways of providing the necessary detail is to include, in one form or another, the system nonlinearities (57,89,91,94,104,108,109,116,119,136,142).…”
Section: Eeview Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…While various authors neglect saturation com pletely, others represent saturation only in the direct axis of the machine and a few represent saturation in both the direct and quadrature axes (14,25,36,57,72,89,90,91,94,108,109,119).…”
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“…The Increasing complexity, both in design and operations, of the present day power systems requires more detailed system models and one of the many ways of providing the necessary detail is to include, in one form or another, the system nonlinearities (57,89,91,94,104,108,109,116,119,136,142).…”
Section: Eeview Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%