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Copyright P. Kundur
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Introduction to Power System Stability
Outline
Appendix
Concepts of Active Power and Reactive Power
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Power System Stability: Basic Concepts
and Definition
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Basic Concepts (contd)
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Basic Concepts (contd)
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Need for Classification of Stability
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Classification of Power System Stability
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Classification of Power System Stability
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Rotor Angle Stability
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Rotor Angle Stability (contd)
Te TS TD
TS is the synchronizing torque coefficient
TD is the damping torque coefficient
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Transient Stability
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Small-Signal (Angle) Stability
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Voltage Stability
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Voltage Stability (contd)
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Frequency Stability
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Relationship Between the Concepts of
Reliability, Security and Stability
of a Power System
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Essential Differences Among the Three
Aspects of Power System Performance
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Essential Differences (cont'd)
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Design and Operating Criteria for Power
System Security
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Power System Stability: Historical
Perspective
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Traditional Approach to Power System
Stability
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Challenges to Secure Operation of
Today's Power Systems
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Examples of Major System Disturbances
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Comprehensive Study Procedures
and Tools
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Concepts of Active Power
and Reactive Power
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Power in an A.C. Circuit
Instantaneous power, p = ei
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Concepts of Active and Reactive Powers
e = Em Sin t
i = Im Sin (t - ) i
e
Instantaneous power:
Fig. A.1
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Figure A.2 shows plots of e, i, p, pp and pq.
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1 ACTIVE POWER pp = P (1 - cos 2 a t)
2 REACTIVE POWER pq = -Q sin a t
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3-Phase Power
ea = Em sin a t
ia = Im sin (a t - >)
We have
p = e a ia + e b ib + e c ic
= 3 EI cos >
= 3 x average active power per phase
Total instantaneous power is constant
We are tempted to assume that reactive power is not
important in a 3-phase network:
not appropriate to do so
power in each phase is of significance
We commonly refer to 3-phase reactive power as being
equal to 3 times single phase Q
instantaneous values of Q in all three phases add
up to zero; similar to sum of the 3-phase currents
being equal to zero
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Reactive Power - Sign Conventions
A synchronous machine:
when overexcited, supplies reactive power
when underexcited, absorbs reactive
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Complex Power
S E I P2 Q 2
The magnitude of the complex power, S, is normally used
to specify the rating of equipment
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Special Comments on Reactive Power
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General Observations on Active and
Reactive Power Flow
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At any junction:
;P=0
;Q=0
For a system:
a balance sheet of active and reactive power can be
drawn;
the total injected P and Q are equal to the total
extracted P and Q, plus any P and Q losses.
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