power system stability

DEMO fusion power plant: preliminary sizing analysis of power system

EU-DEMO is a European project for the design and construction of the first nuclear reactor able to produce electrical energy thanks to thermonuclear fusion reactions. The electrical power system of this facility is particular demanding for several reasons. First, the electrical power required to operate DEMO is expected to be huge, especially in comparison to a conventional nuclear plant. Moreover, the operations are intrinsically intermittent, thus introducing specific problems in terms of energy balance and grid stability.

Realization of 5-bus system using soft computing technique for flexible alternating current transmission system (FACTS) devices

Total transfer capability analysis of power system is currently a critical issue in both planning & operating of systems. These issues mainly occur due to increase in area and interchanges among utilities. To reduce the flows in heavily loaded lines, Flexible Alternating Current Transmission System (FACTS) devices is used, this results in increased transfer capability, improve stability of the network, low system losses, and fulfill contractual required by controlling the power flows in the network.

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