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Upon receiving the power at the area of the end user, the transmission voltage is stepped down and the power is supplied through distribution lines to the final customer. Much less power is carried by the distribution lines and they operate for shorter distances at lower voltages without prohibitive losses compared to the transmission lines.
The distribution system could be either overhead or underground. In recent times, the growth of the underground distribution has been rapid in modern residential constructions. The loads on a power system are of different types.
These loads could be electric motors, electric lighting, and others. However, a broad division of loads in a power system could be: industrial, commercial, and residential.
The transmission system could serve very large industrial loads directly, while small industrial loads are served by the primary distribution network.
The industrial loads are mainly composite loads and induction motors. The composite loads depend on voltage and frequency and they form bulk of the system load.
Commercial and residential loads are made of lighting, heating, and cooling loads and they are independent of frequency with small or negligible reactive power consumption. Kilowatts or megawatts are used to define and express the real power of loads.
The real power should be available to the end users and the magnitude of the load varies throughout the day. A composite of the demands made by various classes of utility end users gives the daily load curve, and the greatest value of load during a period of 24 h is known as maximum or peak demand.
Some key factors like the load factor ratio of average load over a designated period of time to the peak load occurring in that period , utilization factor ratio of maximum demand to the installed capacity , and plant factor product of h and the ratio of annual energy generation to the plant capacity help judge the performance of the system.
In order for the a power system plant to operate economically, the load factor must be high, while the utilization and plant factors indicate how well the system capacity is usually operated and utilized [ 1 , 5 , 6 ]. The protection system for a power system involves a variety of protective devices like current, voltage, power sensors, relays, fuses, and circuit breakers.
The protective devices that are connected directly to the circuits are known as switchgears e. The presence of these devices is required in order to de-energize the power system either in scenarios of normal operation or in the occurrence of faults [ 1 , 2 ].
The control house contains the associated control equipment and protective relays. There are basically two types of failures in a power system: overloads and faults. Overload conditions occur when the components in the power system are supplying more power than they were designed to carry safely.
This scenario usually occurs when the total demand on the power system surpasses the capability of the system to supply power. Overloads often occur in new residential or industrial construction areas of the power system due to expansion.
There are measures in place for the power system operator to immediately correct and control overload conditions due to the robustness of the system in order to avoid damage to the power network.
On the other hand, fault conditions occur when one or more of the phases in a power system are shorted to ground or to each other i. When a phase is open circuited, faults also occur in such situation.
During periods of short circuit, very large currents flow and damage the entire power system if no measures are in place to quickly stop it. Faults must be cleared as quickly as possible in a power system when they occur, unlike overloads.
For this reason, relays are employed to automatically open circuit breakers and isolate faulty areas; then, they are sensed in a power system [ 7 , 8 ]. The tendency of a power system to develop restoring forces equal to or greater than the disturbing forces to maintain the state of equilibrium is known as stability.
Power system stability problems are usually divided into two parts: steady state and transient. Steady-state stability refers to the ability of the power system to regain synchronism after small or slow disturbances like gradual power change.
An extension of steady-state stability is dynamic stability [ 1 ]. Dynamic stability is concerned with small disturbances lasting for a long time with inclusion of automatic control devices. Transient stability deals with effects of large, sudden disturbances like fault occurrence, sudden outage of a line, and sudden application or removal of loads.
The position of the rotor axis and the resultant magnetic field axis is fixed under normal working conditions based on their relations. The angle between the two is called the power angle or torque angle. The equation describing this relative motion is known as the swing equation given below [ 1 , 2 ].
With δ in degrees, then. Consider a generator connected to a major substation of a very large system via a transmission line as shown below Figures 1 and 2. One machine connected to an infinite bus.
Equivalent circuit of one machine connected to an infinite bus. The substation bus voltage and frequency are assumed to remain constant infinite bus. This is because its characteristics do no change regardless of power supplied or consumed by it.
Expressing the voltages and admittances in polar form, the real power at node 1 is given by the following expression [ 1 , 6 ]. The simplified expression for power is. The above equation is the simplified form of the power equation and basic to the understanding of all stability problems.
The equation shows that the power transmitted depends upon the transfer reactance and the angle between the two voltages. The curve P e versus δ is known as the power angle curve shown below Figure 3.
Power angle curve. Maximum power is transferred at a displacement of 90 °. The maximum power is called the steady-state stability limit and is given by:. The steady-state stability refers to the ability of the power system to remain in synchronism when subjected to small disturbances.
Substituting the electrical power in Eq. Solving the above differential equation results in synchronizing coefficient denoted by P S. This coefficient plays an important part in determining the system stability and is given by:.
where δ is the damping coefficient. The response time constant and settling time for the system are given respectively by. Transient stability studies involve the determination of whether or not synchronism is maintained after the machine has been subjected to severe disturbances.
A method known as the equal area criterion can be used for a quick prediction of stability. Consider a synchronous machine connected to an infinite bus bar. The swing equation with damping neglected is given by. where P a is the accelerating power. Scenarios for the equal area criterion are described below Figure 4.
Equal area criterion—sudden change of load. For a sudden step increase in input power, this is represented by the horizontal line P m 1. The excess energy stored in the rotor during the initial acceleration is [ 1 ]. The energy given up by the rotor as it decelerates back to synchronous speed is.
The equal area criterion is used to determine the maximum additional power P m which can be applied for stability to be maintained. This could be termed as application to sudden increase in power input as shown in Figure 5.
Figures 6 — 9 show the application to three-phase fault considering the equal area criterion [ 1 ]. Equal area criterion—maximum power limit. One machine system connected to infinite bus, three-phase fault at F, at the sending end. Equal area criterion for a three-phase fault at the sending end.
One machine system connected to infinite bus, three-phase fault at F, away from the sending end. Equal area criterion for a three-phase fault away from the sending end. Licensee IntechOpen. This chapter is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.
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Overview of power system structure Earlier electric network stations supplied DC direct current power for lightning. Power system components The major components of modern power systems are as follows. Generators Generators are one of the essential components of a power system. Transformers Transformers are another major component of a power system that allows power to be transmitted with minimal loss over a long distance.
Transmission and distribution power lines The transmission and distribution lines are also known as power lines. Loads The loads on a power system are of different types. Protection system The protection system for a power system involves a variety of protective devices like current, voltage, power sensors, relays, fuses, and circuit breakers.
Power system stability The tendency of a power system to develop restoring forces equal to or greater than the disturbing forces to maintain the state of equilibrium is known as stability. The swing equation The position of the rotor axis and the resultant magnetic field axis is fixed under normal working conditions based on their relations.
Assume that these two methods are applied in an unstable cascaded system separately. Thus, we assume that. In another words, the undesirable effects on the load performance are the same.
the same undesirable effect on the load performance, the damping effort of the method of building virtual resistor is better than the method of building virtual capacitor.
Sudhoff S. et al proposed a nonlinear method [ 28 ]. However, this method has limited damping effect compared with the linear method. This has been presented in [ 39 ]. A passivity based control method is proposed in [ 39 ].
This passivity based control can provide better damper without large undesirable load performance. The passivity based control algorithm is shown in 13 and As a result, this method is difficult to be implemented.
As shown in Fig. This stabilizing power is a transient oscillating component. It can result in undesirable load performances, such as the oscillation in the rotating speed of the motors.
Therefore, there is always a compromise between the damping of the oscillation in LC input filter and the load performances. Therefore, sensitivity from input voltage of CPL to the rotating speed is important in the design of active stabilization method.
As the injected power is realized by the downstream converters, a large stabilizing power injected into the CPL is required to achieve a greater damping effect. This implies a wide range of duty cycle values in the downstream converters.
However, the duty cycles are within the range of 0, 1. Therefore, the stabilizing effect is limited by available duty cycle range, e. high step-up converters usually operate at duty cycle between 0.
Thus the availability of the stabilizing effect of the active stabilization method is another aspect to be considered. Owing to the sensitivity and availability problems in the active stabilization in Section 3 , a new type of methods are proposed. It can work as a virtual resistor or a virtual capacitor or use to realize nonlinear methods.
In this method, the duty cycle of the auxiliary converter is controlled to replace the poles of the whole dynamic system. Therefore, the poles of the closed loop control system can be replaced to obtain a good damping performance.
This paper analyzes several existing active stabilization methods. According to the source of the stabilizing effect, these methods are classified into three categories.
The advantages and disadvantages of these three types of methods are summarized as follows:. The active damping method which reduces the output impedance of the upstream converter is discussed in Section 2.
The main advantage of this type of methods is that it can stabilize the cascaded system without affecting the operation and performance of CPL. The disadvantage of these methods is that the upstream circuit needs to be controllable, e.
a switching regulator. These methods are suitable on the systems in which the feeder of CPLs is another stage converter. The active damping method which increases the input impedance of the CPL is discussed in Section 3.
The main merit is that the CPL can overcome the negative impedance instability by itself. These methods are suitable for the systems in which the feeder of CPL is an uncontrollable LC filter. The demerit of these methods is that the stabilizing power injected into the CPL can result in some undesirable load performances.
There is always a compromise between the damping effect and the load performances. The active damping methods by adding a shunt impedance through an extra power electronics circuit is discussed in Section 4.
The strength of this method is that the extra power electronic converter can stabilize the system without the undesirable effect on the load performances. This type of methods has a high potential to achieve similar function as the CPL does to stabilize the system, but without the compromise.
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