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Power System Stability Improvement Using FACTS Devices
Power System Stability Improvement Using FACTS Devices
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ABSTRACT
In the last two decades, power demand has
increased substantially while the expansion of
power generation and transmission has been
severely limited due to limited resources and
environmental restrictions. As a consequence,
some transmission lines are heavily loaded and the
system stability becomes a power transfer-limiting
factor. Flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS)
controllers have been mainly used for solving
various power system steady state control
problems. Flexible AC transmission systems or
FACTS are devices which allow the flexible and
dynamic control of power systems. Enhancement
of system stability using FACTS controllers has
been investigated. This paper is aimed towards the
benefits of utilizing FACTS devices with the
purpose of improving the operation of an
electrical power system. Performance comparison
of different FACTS controllers has been discussed.
In addition, some of the utility experience and
semiconductor technology development have been
reviewed and summarized. Applications of
FACTS to power system studies have also been
discussed.
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INTRODUCTION
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7. APPLICATIONS AND
BENEFITS OF FACTS
TECHNICAL
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8. CONCLUSION
The essential features of FACTS controllers and their
potential to improve system stability is the prime
concern for effective & economic operation of the
power system. The location and feedback signals
used for design of FACTS-based damping controllers
were discussed. The coordination problem among
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PWRD,
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