A Composite Strategy for Power Oscillation Damping Control Using Local and Wide Area Feedback Signals PROJECT TITLE :A Composite Strategy for Power Oscillation Damping Control Using Local and Wide Area Feedback SignalsABSTRACT:Non-native measurements from wide space measurement systems will be used to synthesize feedback signals for FACTS or HVDC based power oscillation damping controllers. Although non-local feedback signals could have higher damping influence than native feedback signals, they involve bigger complexity and reduced robustness thanks to the possibility of partial or complete loss of Communication. A composite control strategy is proposed in this paper, that uses both local and non-local feedback channels to attain enhanced damping and improved robustness. Special local signals and their non-native equivalents are identified for series reactive and shunt real power injection devices, which facilitate the look of controllers with a easy structure and fewer parameters. Unlike modal speed signals, synthesis of these signals does not need an online eigen-solution. Case studies are presented which demonstrate the efficacy and robustness of this strategy. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Impact of Overexcitation Limiters on the Power System Stability Margin Under Stressed Conditions Power-Quality Impact Assessment for High-Speed Railway Associated With High-Speed Trains Using Train Timetable—Part I: Methodology and Modeling
