Abstract:This paper is concerned about islanding of network and observability of these islands in power system restoration. It is assumed that a black out happened on a system which have minimum PMUs (phasor measurement units) for measuring network's parameters. To restore this system an algorithm of islanding that keeps all islands observable to make the restoration process shorter is introduced and developed step by step on the IEEE 14 bus system and it is applied to the New England 39 bus system to show the result f… Show more
“…An algorithm for intentional islanding of a power grid satisfying various islanding constraints was presented in [2], [3]. However the algorithm is not applicable to all networks and failed to keep the islands observable in some cases, as shown in the present paper.…”
In case of a cascading failure, the power grid splits into uncontrolled islands before descending into blackout. Intelligent islanding is an important method to reduce the risk of blackout by preventing propagation of disturbance to other part of the system. Phasor measurement units are now integral part of a power system are very effective in detection of islanding. This paper presents an algorithm for power system intentional islanding to avoid the propagation of faults to healthy sections of the network in case of disturbances by using the synchrophasors measurement. The proposed algorithm has wider applicability and performs better in terms of network observability.
“…An algorithm for intentional islanding of a power grid satisfying various islanding constraints was presented in [2], [3]. However the algorithm is not applicable to all networks and failed to keep the islands observable in some cases, as shown in the present paper.…”
In case of a cascading failure, the power grid splits into uncontrolled islands before descending into blackout. Intelligent islanding is an important method to reduce the risk of blackout by preventing propagation of disturbance to other part of the system. Phasor measurement units are now integral part of a power system are very effective in detection of islanding. This paper presents an algorithm for power system intentional islanding to avoid the propagation of faults to healthy sections of the network in case of disturbances by using the synchrophasors measurement. The proposed algorithm has wider applicability and performs better in terms of network observability.
“…In this paper, SSI [26] is adopted to estimate state space model and derive low frequency oscillations parameters of power system online using measured signals to make sure whether to use DFIG-WADC is used to suppress inter-area oscillation.…”
Section: Parameter Identification Based On Stochastic Subspace Identimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The discrete time invariant system can be shown in the following [26]: [27] is adopted to determine state space model of system from impulse responses due to N4SID algorithm is noniterative, with no nonlinear optimization part involved.…”
Section: Estimation Of State Space Modelmentioning
SUMMARYPower system restoration is the procedure of restoring a power system after a blackout and different strategies have developed for it because of its importance. One of the most practical and economical strategies is a ''Build-up strategy'' that includes the process of restoring separated islands in the power system and interconnecting them after it. The process of Build-up power system restoration is highly affected by power system telecommunication capabilities. Based on the constraints of wide area measurement system (WAMS) operation, each island must be fully observable. This paper provides an approach for power system restoration and observability of these islands. The New England 39 bus power system has used to simulate the presented approach.
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