Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario

Modern power system network are usually operated to its maximum capabilities. This in turn would expose the system towards possible voltage instability condition. Coupled with peak load condition where lines can be loaded to its limit, probable scenarios relating to voltage instability could lead to...

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Main Authors: Abidin I.Z., Ahmad N., Zahidi R.A., Hashim H., Hussein Z.F., Omar Y.R., Hashim A.H.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-307632024-04-16T15:59:43Z Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario Abidin I.Z. Ahmad N. Zahidi R.A. Hashim H. Hussein Z.F. Omar Y.R. Hashim A.H. 35606640500 57212428817 35753842000 56644250200 11640353300 56600264200 24447656300 Voltage stability Wide area protection Electric power systems System stability Voltage control Voltage stabilizing circuits Adaptive protection Fast voltage stability indices Line loading Peak load Power system networks Smart grid Voltage collapse Voltage instability Voltage stability Wide area protection Wide area networks Modern power system network are usually operated to its maximum capabilities. This in turn would expose the system towards possible voltage instability condition. Coupled with peak load condition where lines can be loaded to its limit, probable scenarios relating to voltage instability could lead to tripping of overload lines which would then lead to possible cascading tripping; ultimately lead towards voltage collapse condition. However, possible mitigating action is possible which could reduce the line loading and ultimately push the system back towards a voltage stable condition. This paper demonstrates a possibility of this occurring utilizing Fast Voltage Stability Index (FVSI) approaches to quickly assess the network voltage stability. Results show that these mitigating action does improve the stability of the system hence lead to a possible Wide Area Protection application which is synonymously linked to a smart grid system. �2009 IEEE. Final 2023-12-29T07:52:49Z 2023-12-29T07:52:49Z 2009 Conference Paper 10.1109/SCORED.2009.5442988 2-s2.0-77952587130 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-77952587130&doi=10.1109%2fSCORED.2009.5442988&partnerID=40&md5=e02573404a803a3ba9f3e13a55d8236a https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30763 5442988 395 398 Scopus
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topic Voltage stability
Wide area protection
Electric power systems
System stability
Voltage control
Voltage stabilizing circuits
Adaptive protection
Fast voltage stability indices
Line loading
Peak load
Power system networks
Smart grid
Voltage collapse
Voltage instability
Voltage stability
Wide area protection
Wide area networks
spellingShingle Voltage stability
Wide area protection
Electric power systems
System stability
Voltage control
Voltage stabilizing circuits
Adaptive protection
Fast voltage stability indices
Line loading
Peak load
Power system networks
Smart grid
Voltage collapse
Voltage instability
Voltage stability
Wide area protection
Wide area networks
Abidin I.Z.
Ahmad N.
Zahidi R.A.
Hashim H.
Hussein Z.F.
Omar Y.R.
Hashim A.H.
Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
description Modern power system network are usually operated to its maximum capabilities. This in turn would expose the system towards possible voltage instability condition. Coupled with peak load condition where lines can be loaded to its limit, probable scenarios relating to voltage instability could lead to tripping of overload lines which would then lead to possible cascading tripping; ultimately lead towards voltage collapse condition. However, possible mitigating action is possible which could reduce the line loading and ultimately push the system back towards a voltage stable condition. This paper demonstrates a possibility of this occurring utilizing Fast Voltage Stability Index (FVSI) approaches to quickly assess the network voltage stability. Results show that these mitigating action does improve the stability of the system hence lead to a possible Wide Area Protection application which is synonymously linked to a smart grid system. �2009 IEEE.
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Abidin I.Z.
Ahmad N.
Zahidi R.A.
Hashim H.
Hussein Z.F.
Omar Y.R.
Hashim A.H.
format Conference Paper
author Abidin I.Z.
Ahmad N.
Zahidi R.A.
Hashim H.
Hussein Z.F.
Omar Y.R.
Hashim A.H.
author_sort Abidin I.Z.
title Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
title_short Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
title_full Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
title_fullStr Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
title_full_unstemmed Adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
title_sort adaptive protection for voltage instability mitigation scenario
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