An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes

Stable operation of a power system requires a continuous match between energy input to the prime movers and the electrical load of the system. Any change of load demand must be accompanied by a corresponding change in terms of the amount of energy prime mover given to the turbine system. When a powe...

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Main Authors: Hashim H., Abidin I.Z., Musirin I., Siah Yap K., Omar Y.R., Zulkepali M.R.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-293972023-12-28T12:12:53Z An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes Hashim H. Abidin I.Z. Musirin I. Siah Yap K. Omar Y.R. Zulkepali M.R. 56644250200 35606640500 8620004100 24448864400 56600264200 36988354900 Area-based transient stability indexes: COI angle and COI speed Evolutionary programming Optimization Stable operation of a power system requires a continuous match between energy input to the prime movers and the electrical load of the system. Any change of load demand must be accompanied by a corresponding change in terms of the amount of energy prime mover given to the turbine system. When a power system is subjected to significant transient disturbances, the machine may lose synchronism to the system. If this were to happen, the machine's rotor angle will undergo wide variations, voltage and frequency may deviate widely from normal values. This paper presents the applications of Area-Based Transient Stability Indexes (TSI): COI Angle and COI Speed as a new technique to evaluate the impact of disturbances to power system stability and to optimize the mechanical input power of synchronous generators in order to prevent transient instability in a power system using Evolutionary Programming (EP) approach. Transient analysis is carried out using PSS�E software on IEEE 118 Bus Test System at system conditions with various types of loads, static and dynamic. The optimization of the input power to generator is carried out using transient stability indexes as fitness functions for a three area IEEE 30 Bus and IEEE 118 Bus Test Systems respectively. Results obtained from the experiment revealed that the EP approach is able to give an optimal solution. � 2005 - 2013 JATIT & LLS. All rights reserved. Final 2023-12-28T04:12:53Z 2023-12-28T04:12:53Z 2013 Article 2-s2.0-84881011224 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84881011224&partnerID=40&md5=8b08e8f972bcfede95628e946dfc78f5 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29397 53 3 381 391 Asian Research Publishing Network (ARPN) Scopus
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topic Area-based transient stability indexes: COI angle and COI speed
Evolutionary programming
Optimization
spellingShingle Area-based transient stability indexes: COI angle and COI speed
Evolutionary programming
Optimization
Hashim H.
Abidin I.Z.
Musirin I.
Siah Yap K.
Omar Y.R.
Zulkepali M.R.
An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
description Stable operation of a power system requires a continuous match between energy input to the prime movers and the electrical load of the system. Any change of load demand must be accompanied by a corresponding change in terms of the amount of energy prime mover given to the turbine system. When a power system is subjected to significant transient disturbances, the machine may lose synchronism to the system. If this were to happen, the machine's rotor angle will undergo wide variations, voltage and frequency may deviate widely from normal values. This paper presents the applications of Area-Based Transient Stability Indexes (TSI): COI Angle and COI Speed as a new technique to evaluate the impact of disturbances to power system stability and to optimize the mechanical input power of synchronous generators in order to prevent transient instability in a power system using Evolutionary Programming (EP) approach. Transient analysis is carried out using PSS�E software on IEEE 118 Bus Test System at system conditions with various types of loads, static and dynamic. The optimization of the input power to generator is carried out using transient stability indexes as fitness functions for a three area IEEE 30 Bus and IEEE 118 Bus Test Systems respectively. Results obtained from the experiment revealed that the EP approach is able to give an optimal solution. � 2005 - 2013 JATIT & LLS. All rights reserved.
author2 56644250200
author_facet 56644250200
Hashim H.
Abidin I.Z.
Musirin I.
Siah Yap K.
Omar Y.R.
Zulkepali M.R.
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author Hashim H.
Abidin I.Z.
Musirin I.
Siah Yap K.
Omar Y.R.
Zulkepali M.R.
author_sort Hashim H.
title An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
title_short An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
title_full An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
title_fullStr An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
title_full_unstemmed An evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
title_sort evolutionary programming approach to optimize synchronous generator input power using area-based transient stability indexes
publisher Asian Research Publishing Network (ARPN)
publishDate 2023
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