This paper presents the design of two decentralized state-feedback controllers to ensure system stability and voltage regulation in multimachine power systems. The power system is decomposed in n subsystems each of them contains a generation node. Two state-space models for each subsystem are proposed both presenting parameter uncertainties while the couplings between the others generators through the transmission lines are modeled as time functions. The controllers are sequentially designed and counteract the effects of model input disturbances. The proposed design is simple to apply and does not require to solve difficult equations. Numerical results obtained on 2 machines power system test show the performance exhibit by the designed controllers in presence of severe contingencies.
A straightforward design of decentralized controllers for multimachine power systems
FUSCO, Giuseppe;RUSSO, Mario
2011-01-01
Abstract
This paper presents the design of two decentralized state-feedback controllers to ensure system stability and voltage regulation in multimachine power systems. The power system is decomposed in n subsystems each of them contains a generation node. Two state-space models for each subsystem are proposed both presenting parameter uncertainties while the couplings between the others generators through the transmission lines are modeled as time functions. The controllers are sequentially designed and counteract the effects of model input disturbances. The proposed design is simple to apply and does not require to solve difficult equations. Numerical results obtained on 2 machines power system test show the performance exhibit by the designed controllers in presence of severe contingencies.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
