Search for dissertations about: "voltage and power stability of hvdc systems"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 23 swedish dissertations containing the words voltage and power stability of hvdc systems.
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16. Control of Voltage and Damping in Bulk Power Systems
Abstract : Modern power system is a complex dynamical system and one of the largest man-made systems. With recent driving forces like environmental concerns over air emissions, the modern power system is evolving towards an even more complex system. READ MORE
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17. Nyquist Stability Analysis of a VSC-HVDC System with a Distributed Parameter DC-cable Model
Abstract : Voltage source converter based high voltage direct current (VSC-HVDC) transmission systems have now been in operation since 1997 as it is a reliable and flexible method of power transmission. This thesis focuses on small signal dynamics of such systems, emphasizing stability properties. READ MORE
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18. Modelling and control of a line-commutated HVDC transmission system interacting with a VSC STATCOM
Abstract : The interaction of an HVDC converter with the connected power system is of complex nature. An accurate model of the converter is required to study these interactions. The use of analytical small-signal converter models provides useful insight and understanding of the interaction of the HVDC system and the connected system components. READ MORE
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19. Coordination of protection system and VSC-HVDC to mitigate cascading failures
Abstract : The rapid development of the global economics has made power systems allover the world become large-scale interconnected grids. This increases the capabilityof power grids to transfer power over the long distance to serve the desiredpower demand with the minimum cost of operation. READ MORE
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20. Coordinated Frequency Control Using DC Interconnections Between AC Systems : Utilizing Fast Frequency Support through HVDC Links and Evaluating the Newly Uncovered Dynamics in Low-Inertia Power Systems
Abstract : Transmission system operators are increasingly adopting renewable energy sources in response to the escalating need to reduce environmental pollution. However, renewable energy sources, like wind and solar power, connect to the grid through power electronics, offering no inherent inertia. READ MORE