Journal
ENERGIES
Volume 16, Issue 11, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/en16114530
Keywords
frequency stability; particle filter; phasor measurement units; power systems
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This work introduces a proactive framework for power system frequency stability using Bayesian filters and synchrophasors to predict future states after disturbances are detected. This approach allows for optimal response to disturbances and reduces the amount of compensation needed. The framework is tested via Matlab simulations and outperforms other contemporary solutions by significantly reducing load dropped during compensation.
The reactive nature of traditional under-frequency load shedding schemes can lead to delayed response and unnecessary loss of load. This work presents a proactive framework for power system frequency stability. Bayesian filters and synchrophasors are leveraged to produce predictions after disturbances are detected. By being able to estimate the future state of frequency corrective actions can be taken before the system reaches a critical condition. This proactive approach makes it possible to optimize the response to a disturbance, which results in a decrease in the amount of compensation utilized. The framework is tested via Matlab simulations based on Kundur's Two-Area System, and the IEEE 14-Bus System. Performance metrics are provided and evaluated against other contemporary solutions found in literature. During testing this framework outperformed other solutions by drastically reducing the amount of load dropped during compensation.
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