In view of the problem that time delay always existing in wide area power system can cause severe effects on the operation performance of the whole system, this paper studies the stability of the wide area power system with interval time-varying delays. Firstly, the model of wide area power system with interval time-varying delay is established, based on that, a new augmented vector and new Lyapunov-Krasoskii functional (LKF) are constructed. Then, the delay-partitioning approach, Wirtinger integral inequality, free-matrix-based inequality and convex combination approach are used to estimate the derivative of the functional, and as a result, a less conservative stability criterion for the delayed power system is obtained. Finally, numerical simulations of the typical second-order system, the single machine system and two-area four-generator power system are given to illustrate that the proposed method in this paper expands the stability margin of the system effectively.
In order to alleviate the congestion in the mainline of urban expressway caused by the uncertainty of the traffic flow, a linked-bottleneck control method for urban expressway on-ramp is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the downstream dynamic critical occupancy of the on-ramp under uncertainty is predicted by using ESN (Echo State Network). Then, a function for dividing the master-slave ramps is designed to dynamically determine the ramp numbers required coordination and expand the range of coordination control. Considering the designed function changes over time and some factors such as the traffic accidents, weather and so on also affect it, the BP neural network is used to improve its accuracy. The proposed method calculates the on-ramp regulating rate based on the downstream dynamic critical occupancy and expand the range of coordination control by the designed function, which can adapt the changes of actual traffic flow and overcome the defects of some methods such as Bottleneck, Linked-control, Swarm and so on. The simulations show that, compared with some existing methods, the congestion duration and the high density duration in the mainline of the urban expressway are significantly reduced by using the proposed method in this paper.
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