Stability Considerations of Distributed Power Systems with Low Inertia Generators
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Malhi, Emranjeet
Islam, Syed
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2007Type
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Malhi, Emranjeet and Islam, Syed. 2007. Stability Considerations of Distributed Power Systems with Low Inertia Generators, in H E Dr Saud Al-Riyami, General Chair (ed), International Conference on Communication, Computer & Power (ICCCP'07), Feb 19 2007, pp. 342-347. Muscat, Sultanate of Oman: Sultan Qaboos University.
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Communication, Computer and Power
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International Conference on Communication, Computer & Power (ICCCP'07)
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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This paper focuses on transient stability of synchronous generators in distributed generation power systems. Most of the generators used in distributed power generation systems have low inertia and high inductance. This creates rotor angle and frequency stability problems in the system. This paper consists of a stability study on a distributed power generation system and identification of the main stability problems faced by the system. This study conducted here is also helpful in identifying distribution generation limit in a power system.
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