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Control of Synchronous Generators in Power Systems
- Introduction
- Speed Governing Basics
- Time Response of Speed Governors
- Automatic Generation Control
- Time Response of Speed (Frequency) and Power Angle
- Voltage and Reactive Power Control Basics
- Automatic Voltage Regulation Concept
- Exciters
- Exciter’s Modeling
- Basic AVRs
- Underexcitation Voltage
- Power System Stabilizers
- Coordinated AVR-PSS and Speed Governor Control
- FACTS-Added Control of SG
- Subsynchronous Oscillations
- Subsynchronous Resonance
- Note on Autonomous Synchronous Generators’ Control
- Summary
- References
Abstract
A satisfactory operation of an AC power system is achieved when frequency and voltage remain nearly constant or vary in a limited and controlled manner when active and reactive loads vary.
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