Reactive Power Plant and FACTS Controllers

Gavrilović, Aleksandar; Williams, W.P.; Thanawala, H.L.; Young, D.J.

doi:10.1016/b978-075064637-6/50041-1

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“…The compensation technologies can effectively contribute in managing the capability of the power line(s) and can effectively contribute in managing the congestions in some of the power lines, which is going to occur in the reregulated electrical energy system [10]. The major contributions of compensation techniques in the power system operation are:…”

Section: Compensation Technologies For Managing Power Line(s) Capacitymentioning

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Power flow management analysis using compensating techniques for managing congestion within electrical energy network

Jobanputra

Kotwal²

2021

SN Appl. Sci.

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In a deregulated electrical energy system with increasing penetration of renewable energy sources, rescheduling of the power generation(s) is required, and it is going to congest some of the power lines in the complex power system. The power flow can be managed using different compensating techniques. This study presents power flow management analysis using selected compensation technologies (i.e. series, shunt, series-shunt, and D-FACTS) for congestion alleviation. In this work, an IEEE 6 bus distributed network is used and the mentioned compensating techniques are evaluated for congestion management considering a case of power line outage. It is observed some of the power lines are overloaded by 10%. To reduce the overloading; the series, shunt, series-shunt, D-FACTS compensation technologies are used and found that they can reduce the active power overloading of the congested line by 27%, 9.5%, 12%, and 27% respectively. But the apparent power congestions can be reduced using series and D-FACTS techniques by 14% compare to shunt and series-shunt techniques. It is affirmed that the D-FACTS can effectively manage the power flow compare to other compensation techniques and can offer other benefits (e.g. voltage quality, line power flows, injection of power at the buses, reduction in power losses, etc.).

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Section: Compensation Technologies For Managing Power Line(s) Capacitymentioning

confidence: 99%