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This project presentation summarizes research on improving voltage stability in power systems using modal analysis. Modal analysis identifies the critical modes closest to voltage collapse by computing the eigenvalues of the power system Jacobian matrix. The participation factors then show which buses contribute most to instability. FACTS devices like SVCs can be placed at buses with the largest total participation in critical modes to enhance stability. The method was tested on the IEEE 14 bus system, with tables showing the critical eigenvalues before and after placing STATCOMs at different buses based on their total participation in critical modes. The results demonstrated that modal analysis can effectively identify weak buses to target with reactive compensation in order to prevent voltage collapse.

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This project presentation summarizes research on improving voltage stability in power systems using modal analysis. Modal analysis identifies the critical modes closest to voltage collapse by computing the eigenvalues of the power system Jacobian matrix. The participation factors then show which buses contribute most to instability. FACTS devices like SVCs can be placed at buses with the largest total participation in critical modes to enhance stability. The method was tested on the IEEE 14 bus system, with tables showing the critical eigenvalues before and after placing STATCOMs at different buses based on their total participation in critical modes. The results demonstrated that modal analysis can effectively identify weak buses to target with reactive compensation in order to prevent voltage collapse.

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This project presentation summarizes research on improving voltage stability in power systems using modal analysis. Modal analysis identifies the critical modes closest to voltage collapse by computing the eigenvalues of the power system Jacobian matrix. The participation factors then show which buses contribute most to instability. FACTS devices like SVCs can be placed at buses with the largest total participation in critical modes to enhance stability. The method was tested on the IEEE 14 bus system, with tables showing the critical eigenvalues before and after placing STATCOMs at different buses based on their total participation in critical modes. The results demonstrated that modal analysis can effectively identify weak buses to target with reactive compensation in order to prevent voltage collapse.

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Improving Voltage Stability in Power Systems Using Modal Analysis

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Devendra Sharma
This project presentation summarizes research on improving voltage stability in power systems using modal analysis. Modal analysis identifies the critical modes closest to voltage collapse by computing the eigenvalues of the power system Jacobian matrix. The participation factors then show which buses contribute most to instability. FACTS devices like SVCs can be placed at buses with the largest total participation in critical modes to enhance stability. The method was tested on the IEEE 14 bus system, with tables showing the critical eigenvalues before and after placing STATCOMs at different buses based on their total participation in critical modes. The results demonstrated that modal analysis can effectively identify weak buses to target with reactive compensation in order to prevent voltage collapse.

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PROJECT PRESENTATION ON

IMPROVING VOLTAGE STABILITY IN POWER SYSTEMS USING MODAL ANALYSIS

Voltage Stability The voltage stability of a power system refers to its ability to properly maintain steady, acceptable voltage levels at all buses in the network at all times, even after being subjected to a disturbance.
Reasons of instability 1. Insufficient supply of increased demand in reactive power 2. Load on transmission line is too high 3. Voltage sources are too far from the load centre 4. Source voltage are too low
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FACTS Devices 1) The term FACTS refers to alternating current transmission systems incorporating power electronic-based and other static controllers to enhance controllability and increase power transfer capability 2) Used in parallel with electro-mechanical devices 3) Effective response in operation, frequent variation in output and smoothly adjustable output 4) Various functions are : a) Voltage control c) Transient Stability e) Active and Reactive Power Flow Control 5) Commonly used FACTS devices are: SVC BESS UPFC STATCOM TCSC IPC
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b) Short Circuit Current Limiting


d) Dynamic Stability

SMES SSSC

Modal analysis Static method which involves computation of critical eigenvalue of the reduced power system steady state Jacobian matrix and the associated participation factors Shows how close the current operating point of power system is to the voltage collapse point At each operating point P was kept constant and evaluate voltage stability by considering the incremental relationship between Q and V The linearized steady state system power voltage equations are given by.

To reduce (1), let P =0,

v = hV = the vector of modal voltage variations q= hQ = vector of modal reactive power variations
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for the ith mode


Relative participation of kth bus to ith mode is expressed by bus participation factor as

where ki and hik are kth element of the right and left eigenvectors corresponding to ith eigenvalue of JR In the proposed method, for each contingency a probabilistic index is defined which evaluates the relative participation of each bus in voltage instability caused by all of the critical eigenvalues corresponding to that contingency

PCMi = contribution of bus i to voltage instability caused by critical modes under kth contingency state Poutage = likelihood of kth contingency occurring corresponding to outage of line k m = number of critical eigenvalues in kth contingency Pij = participation factor of bus i to critical eigenvalue j j = critical eigenvalue j the total participation in all critical modes (TPCM) for each bus

the larger the magnitude of bus participation factor in critical modes, that bus is more effective in voltage instability. the smaller the magnitude of positive j, that mode is more critical

Steps of the proposed method


1. Perform a power flow computation to establish conditions at the specific operating point and generate system Jacobian matrix. 2. Perform modal analysis to obtain a relative measure of the system distance to bifurcation, identify the weakest system buses, and identify the weakest system branches. 3. Generate V-P/Q-V curves at weak nodes identified in modal analysis. 4. Placement of reactive compensation devices at critical buses identified.

Case study IEEE 14 Bus Power System

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Proposed method of prevention of voltage collapse Assumption taken: 1. critical=1 2. The failure probability of all lines is assumed to be 0.02 3. The load and generation of the system is scaled by the factor of 0.95

Choose bus with largest value of TPCM and minimum value of

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Table 2- The smallest eigen value associated with contingency after installation of STATCOM at Bus 12

Table 1- smallest eigen values for the three different contingencies


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Table 3- TPCM values of buses

Table 5- The smallest eigen value associated with contingency after installation of STATCOM at Bus 7

Table 4- TPCM values of buses


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Targets achieved 1. Studied about voltage stability problem, FACTS devices and load flow techniques. 2. Studied MATLAB tools. 3. Calculated the stability problem on 2 bus system using Modal Analysis. 4. Studied IEEE-14 bus system and understood which one is the weakest bus and where compensations can be installed optimally.

Next steps 1. Cross check the result on POWER WORLD simulator. 2. Then finally will apply this method on 220KV transmission system.

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THANK YOU !

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