Power system voltage stability

Author: Carsonw.taylor
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: ----This book is a classic in the international power industry, a specialized work that precisely elaborates on solutions to power system voltage stability issues. It describes the component characteristics of transmission systems, generation systems, and distribution and load systems in power systems, while also providing modeling methods for different components. Additionally, using small equivalent power systems and large practical power systems as examples, the book discusses methods for applying computers to perform static and dynamic simulations of voltage stability, and analyzes voltage stability issues in power systems with HVDC interconnections. ----The unique feature of this book is that it proposes guidelines for power system planning and operation, methods for analyzing voltage stability using power flow and dynamic simulation programs, and describes actual voltage instability events that have occurred in many power systems around the world. ----This authoritative monograph provides an in-depth and thorough discussion of power system voltage stability issues, helping readers engage in power system planning and operation. As a tool for power industry professionals, the book includes the knowledge and capabilities necessary to solve power system voltage stability issues. Table of Contents: Preface Introduction 1. Overview of Power Systems 2. Concept of Voltage Stability 3. Reactive Power Compensation and Control in Transmission Systems 4. Power System Load 5. Generator Characteristics 6. Equivalent System Simulation 7. Voltage Stability of Large Power Systems 8. Voltage Stability of HVDC Interconnections 9. Guidelines for Power System Planning and Operation Appendix Index