Title :
Steady state stability of a remote gas-turbine generating station: field tests and validation of computer simulation results
Author :
Choi, S.S. ; Larkin, R.
Author_Institution :
State Energy Comm. of Western Australia, Perth, WA, Australia
fDate :
11/1/1993 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
This paper examines the steady state stability aspects of a remote power station. Results of staged-tests, performed on two gas turbine units, are utilized to validate and improve on the generator and excitation system models used in simulation studies. The validated models allow stability limits for these units to be determined much more accurately. A new underexcitation limiter scheme is then proposed. It permits the reactive power absorption capability of the generators to be fully utilized. The device would also prevent the gas turbines from operating beyond their stability limit
Keywords :
digital simulation; electric generators; gas turbine power stations; machine theory; power engineering computing; stability; computer simulation; excitation system model; field tests; generator model; reactive power absorption capability; remote gas-turbine generating station; steady state stability; Australia; Control systems; Power generation; Power system modeling; Power systems; Reactive power; Stability; Steady-state; Testing; Turbines;
Journal_Title :
Power Systems, IEEE Transactions on