• Title of article

    SELECTION THE BEST CONTROL CHANNEL FOR SSSC STABILIZER TO DAMP INTER-AREA OSCILLATION CONSIDERING NON-LINEARITY EFFECTS

  • Author/Authors

    SHAKARAMI, M. R. lorestan university - Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, خرم‌آباد, ايران , KAZEMI, A. iran university of science and technology - Centre of Excellence for Power System Automation and Operation - Department of Electrical Engineering, تهران, ايران , GITIZADEH, M. shiraz university of technology - Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, شيراز, ايران

  • From page
    189
  • To page
    206
  • Abstract
    Modal interaction noticeably affects the dynamic behavior of a stressed power system with heavy loading. In this paper, Modal Series (MS) as a method to analyze modal interactions is extended for a power system installed with a static synchronous series compensator (SSSC) stabilizer. The ø- based and m-based stabilizers as two stabilizers in different control channels are presented for a SSSC. The parameters of the stabilizers are calculated by a quadratic mathematical programming method. In this procedure, the gain and the phase of a stabilizer are calculated simultaneously. A particular measure of stabilizer gain is considered as an objective function. The effects of SSSC based stabilizers on damping inter-area oscillations for a small disturbance are studied and compared. Modal interactions between an inter-area mode and control modes related to SSSC stabilizers are studied by a proposed index based on MS method in a 4-machine stressed power system. Oscillatory instability caused by modal interactions is investigated and compared in the system for both SSSC stabilizers.
  • Keywords
    Inter , area oscillations , static synchronous series compensator (SSSC) , damping stabilizer , nonlinear modal interactions , stressed power systems
  • Journal title
    Iranian Journal of Science and Technology :Transactions of Electrical Engineering
  • Journal title
    Iranian Journal of Science and Technology :Transactions of Electrical Engineering
  • Record number

    2596355