Wide‐area voltage control system of flexible AC transmission system devices to prevent voltage collapse

Perron, Mathieu; Ghahremani, Esmaeil; Heniche, A.; Kamwa, Innocent; Lafond, C.; Racine, Marcel; Akremi, Houssem; Cadieux, Philippe; Lebeau, Simon; Landry, Stephane

doi:10.1049/iet-gtd.2017.0290

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“…Another problem not addressed in this work is the issue of bad data measurements. Several algorithms have been proposed to identify and discard bad data; some of these algorithms have been tested in relation to the wide-area voltage control system based on MF-MBPSS in the HQ system [34,35].…”

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confidence: 99%

Dynamic performance improvement of New York state power grid with multi‐functional multi‐band power system stabiliser‐based wide‐area control

Rimorov

Heniche

Kamwa

et al. 2017

IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution

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confidence: 99%

Dynamic performance improvement of New York state power grid with multi‐functional multi‐band power system stabiliser‐based wide‐area control

Rimorov

Heniche

Kamwa

et al. 2017

IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution

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“…• Phase I: First stage to validation is a pure software simulation approach wherein the power network and control are developed within one simulation platform. A plethora of commercially available simulation tools can be utilised, some designed for steady state analysis (for example PSSE [13], [14]) and some more specifically for transient analysis (for example PSCAD [15], [16]). • Phase II: To adequately capture the interface between power and control systems, a natural progression is the use of two dedicated software simulation tools, one for power system and one for control system in closed loop configuration.…”

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The Role of Experimental Test Beds for the Systems Testing of Future Marine Electrical Power Systems

Syed

Guillo-Sansano

Avras

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium (ESTS)

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Marine electrical power systems (MEPS) are experiencing a progressive change with increased electrification-incorporation of distributed power generation, high power density requirement, increased storage integration, availability of alternative technologies and incorporation of novel loads to name a few. In recent years, smart grid (advanced land based power systems) concepts have increasingly been incorporated within MEPS to leverage on their proven advantages. Due to the distinct nature of the two power systems, upon incorporation, the solutions need to be further proven by simulations and experimentation. This paper presents two smart grid enabled MEPS test beds at the University of Strathclyde developed to allow for proof of concept validations, prototyping, component characterization, test driven development/enhancement of emerging MEPS solutions, technologies and architectures. The capabilities of the test beds for rapid proof of concept validations and component characterization are discussed by means of two case studies. Drawing on from the two case studies, this paper further presents a discussion on the requirements of systems testing of future more electric MEPS. Index Terms-experimental evaluation, marine electrical power systems, systems testing and test beds.

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“…Many other methods for using PMUs in WAMSs (wide-area monitoring systems) are detailed in [15]. Especially, in [16], WAMS with PMU in Canada is very well introduced. Through global and local control of compensators' project, the robust voltage monitoring and control system using PMU is established.…”

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Enhancement of linearity and constancy of PMU‐based voltage stability index: application to a Korean wide‐area monitoring system

Jung

Cho

Park

et al. 2020

IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution

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Wide‐area voltage control system of flexible AC transmission system devices to prevent voltage collapse

Cited by 17 publications

References 15 publications

Dynamic performance improvement of New York state power grid with multi‐functional multi‐band power system stabiliser‐based wide‐area control

Dynamic performance improvement of New York state power grid with multi‐functional multi‐band power system stabiliser‐based wide‐area control

The Role of Experimental Test Beds for the Systems Testing of Future Marine Electrical Power Systems

Enhancement of linearity and constancy of PMU‐based voltage stability index: application to a Korean wide‐area monitoring system

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