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Power system stability improvement using fuzzy logic FACTS-UPQC conditioner

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Abstract

In power system, stability analysis becomes important to identify the level of stability and security of electrical power systems. This article proposes a flexible alternating current systems-unified power flow compensator (FACTS-UPQC) compensator installed in the high-voltage network to ensure stability of voltage and frequency in the power grid facing voltage dips, over-voltage and short-circuit faults. Thus, an artificial intelligence algorithm based on fuzzy logic method is implemented to have the appropriate values of FACTS-UPQC conditioner. The voltage stability improvement is demonstrated by the variation margin of amplitude and phase angle. Frequency stability aims to obtain a frequency within a minimal variation. A 14-bus test electrical system is modeled to implement the advanced control strategy. MATLAB/Simulink software is used to prove the functionality of the method in improving the stability of power system. The simulation results showed a reduction of harmonic distortion rate (HDR) and a minimization of the voltage variation range for the implemented fuzzy logic system compared with the literature.

Research topics

  • Power System Optimization and Stability
  • Energy Load and Power Forecasting
  • Optimal Power Flow Distribution

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DOI: 10.11591/ijeecs.v36.i1.pp127-136

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