Voltage Stability Analysis of Smart Grid and Application of FACTS Controller: A Review
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.4, No. 4)Publication Date: 2015-04-05
Authors : Rajkumari Pandey; Payal Suhane;
Page : 243-247
Keywords : voltage stability; voltage collapse; voltage stability index; smart grid; synchrophasor thechnology; FACTS controller;
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Abstract
technology based voltage collapse detection and control interconnected power systems always operate close to stability limits. Increased penetrations of renewable resources have made the situation worst. A small disturbance to these stretched stability limits may lead to voltage collapse. Thus it is indeed important to develop understanding of the phenomenon through reviewing various case studies in literature. This paper explore the initial review on understanding the voltage collapse phenomena, identification of weak nodes, Synchrophasor.
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