1999
DOI: 10.1109/9780470546505
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Subsynchronous Resonance in Power Systems

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“…This is the basic principle of SSR mitigation using SVC. As shown in (10), this method simultaneously causes fractional currents.…”
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“…This is the basic principle of SSR mitigation using SVC. As shown in (10), this method simultaneously causes fractional currents.…”
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“…The turbine-generator shaft system responds to disturbances with oscillations at its torsional natural frequencies. Therefore, TI-SSR can be viewed as a stability phenomenon of the linearized system model [9][10]. In other words, their stability and design of control parameter can be investigated with the eigenvalues of the small-signal model obtained at a certain working point [10].…”
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“…However, use of series capacitors in transmission lines may cause adverse interactions between the electrical and mechanical systems, which is detrimental to the turbine-generator shaft system [1], [2]. This phenomenon is known as subsynchronous resonance (SSR).…”
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“…Although series capacitor compensation can provide good economical profit, the risk of SSR (Subsynchronous Resonance) could be brought to the power system at the same time [4,5]. Meanwhile, with the rapid development of the power electronics, flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) devices are widely used in the power system [6][7][8][9].…”
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