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MODERN POWER SYSTEM STABILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS
Non-Technical Project

MODERN POWER SYSTEM STABILITY
ASSESSMENT TOOLS – A REVIEW

Student: Nhut Tien Nguyen

Matrikel-Nr: 201975

Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. C. Nguyen Mau

Magdeburg, November 2013

MODERN POWER SYSTEM STABILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS – A REVIEW

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Keywords
Power system stability, frequency stability, oscillatory stability, transient stability, voltage stability, direct method, time domain simulation, dynamic security assessment, Prony
Analysis, Eigenanalysis, reactive power reserves, online voltage stability, voltage stability monitoring, multi-linear regression models.

Nhut Tien Nguyen

MODERN POWER SYSTEM STABILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS – A REVIEW

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Abstract
With the development of power system, its stability assessment becomes more and more complicated task. Nowadays, there are various tools to cover this one. With the advance of the technology in monitoring, controlling and measuring, the system security is not only offline but also online calculated. Therefore, many new theories have been published.
The aim of this project is to review the modern tools for power system stability assessment. Firstly, the background of power system stability theory should be presented.
Secondly, the project must cover the tools for transient, small signal and voltage stability assessment. These tools could be not only offline but also online application.

Nhut Tien Nguyen

MODERN POWER SYSTEM STABILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS – A REVIEW

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References: [1] Kundur Prabha, Power System Stability and Control. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1994. [2] Ayman Hoballah and István Erlich, "Generation Coordination for Transient Stability Enhancement using Particle Swarm Optimization," in Power System Conference, 2008. MEPCON 2008. 12th International Middle-East, Aswan, 2008, p. 5. [4] TenneT stromübertragungs gmbh, Grid Connection Code – extra high , 2009. [5] Ayman Hoballah. (2011, Feb.) Power System Stability Assessment and Enhancement using Computational Intelligence [6] Bruno H. Leonardi. (2012, Apr.) Investigation of novel methodologies using reactive power reserves for online voltage stability margin monitoring and control Control (iREP) - VIII (iREP), 2010 iREP Symposium, Rio de Janeiro, 2010, p. 10.
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