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    A Novel Power Flow Method for Long Term Frequency Stability Analysis

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    2013-05-06
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    Yan, Wenjin
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    This thesis presents a novel approach for a power system to find a practical power flow solution when all the generators in the system have hit their real power output limits, such as some generator units shutting down or load outages. The approach assumes the frequency of the system is unable to be kept at the rated value (usually 60 or 50 Hz) and accordingly, the generator real power outputs are affected by the system frequency deviation. The modification aims to include the system frequency deviation as a new state variable in the power flow so that the power system can be described in a more precise way when the generation limits are hit and the whole system is not operated under the normal condition. A new mathematical formulation for power flow is given by modified the conventional power flow mismatch equation and Jacobian matrix. The Newton – Raphson method is particularly chose to be modified because Newton – Raphson method is most widely used and it is a fast convergent and accurate method. The Jacobian matrix will be augmented by adding a column and a row. Matlab is used as a programming tool to implement the Power Flow for Long Term Frequency Stability (PFLTFS) method for a simple 4-bus system and the IEEE 118-bus system. And PSS/E Dynamic simulation is used to verify the steady state solution from PFLTFS is reasonable. The PSS/E Dynamic Simulation plots are used to analyze the long term frequency response. The PFLTFS method provides a technique for solving an abnormal state system power flow. From the results we can conclude that the PFLTFS method is reasonable for solving power flow of a real power unbalanced system.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1969.1/149592
    Subject
    Long Term Frequency Stability
    Power Flow
    Newton - Raphson Method
    Frequency Deviation
    PSS/E Dynamic Simulation
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    Yan, Wenjin (2013). A Novel Power Flow Method for Long Term Frequency Stability Analysis. Master's thesis, Texas A&M University. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /149592.

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