A major role is played by the analysis of power system security in heightening system security and in system collapse condition avoidance. This article presents a cutting edge mechanism which is devised applying transmission line loadings as well as variance in bus voltage magnitude. The use of flexible alternating current transmission systems devices improves the objectives of generation fuel charges in addition to the severity index proposed which were investigated considering the contingency circumstances of generator(s) or/and transmission channel(s). To boost system security in spite of contingency circumstances in the existence of unified power flow controller or UPFC, it would be most appropriate to pinpoint a most advantageous position to install aforementioned device. We propose a model of UPFC where power insertion is done by using voltage source. Also a procedure to incorporate the same and a strategy to find optimum position has been proposed which uses line overload sensitivity indices. This work mainly focused on establishment of available transfer capability on the heavily congested line. The proposed congestion management scheme alleviates the heavy stress in transmission line and provides an ample corridor for the power to flow. Biogeography-based optimization or
The load flow analysis project was carried out using the Newton-Raphson's iteration technique and a multiobjective method was suggested to minimize power loss, increase bus voltage, reduce operating costs, and con-How to cite this article: Sundaravazhuthi V, Alli Rani A, Manoj Kumar M. A computing method-based rearrangement of network protocols to improvise quality factors of FACTS devices and sensors using Newton-Raphson technique.
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