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Modern Aspects of Power System Frequency Stability and Control describes recently-developed tools, analyses, developments and new approaches in power system frequency, stability… Read more
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Modern Aspects of Power System Frequency Stability and Control describes recently-developed tools, analyses, developments and new approaches in power system frequency, stability and control, filling a gap that, until the last few years, has been unavailable to power system engineers.
Control and communication engineers, power engineers, undergraduate and postgraduate engineering students
Chapter 1: The Need for Frequency Control1.1 Summary of system requirements1.2 Intact system1.3 Loss of generation1.4 Loss of demand1.5 Monitoring of system frequency in real time1.6 Modern challenges in frequency control
Chapter 2: What can provide Frequency Control?2.1 Traditional providers of frequency control2.2 Frequency response2.3 Continuous response2.4 Step-change response2.5 New providers of frequency control2.6 The Issue of System Inertia
Chapter 3: Per Unit Systems for Frequency Analysis3.1 Per unit systems: individual machines3.2 Per unit systems and the power system at large
Chapter 4: Initial Analysis of the Frequency Control Problem: The Swing Equation4.1 Elements of the fundamental balance in the intact power system4.2 Imbalance following a system loss
Chapter 5: Techniques for Calculating Frequency Response Requirements5.1 Approaching the solution of the Swing Equation5.2 Frequency during normal operation5.3 The time periods of frequency evolution following a system loss5.4 Available solution techniques
Chapter 6: Analytical Solutions6.1 Solution by Laplace Transforms6.2 Direct solution of the differential equations6.3 Advantages and disadvantages of the methods
Chapter 7: Numerical Solutions7.1 The basic method7.2 Choice of time-step7.3 Choice of simulation time7.4 Advantages and disadvantages of the methods
Chapter 8: The Control Diagram Approach
Chapter 9: Applications9.1 Rate of Change of Frequency Assessment9.2 Response Requirements: Low Frequency9.3 Response Requirements: High Frequency9.4 Response Requirements during Normal Operation
Chapter 10: Challenges of Operating Systems with High Penetrations of Renewables (Low-Inertia Systems)
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