This analysis demonstrates enhanced stability using a hybrid fuzzy logic controller in power systems, suggesting effective fault mitigation.
In interconnected power system, it must maintain power, voltage, and frequency quality within specified limits. Because of low frequency oscillations are inherently present in power systems as a result of disturbances; extreme caution is required to maintain their stability. Flexible alternating current transmission system (FACTS) devices are used to improve power system stability using the proposed F_NIDC method. This work establishes an optimized static synchronous compensator (STATCOM) via efficacious energy storage model in order to stabilize the power system. F_NIDC is a hybrid of a fuzzy logic controller and a novel intelligent damping controller (NIDC) that is used to achieve a rapid improvement in transient stability and fault clearing time. Battery storage is used in conjunction with a super capacitor as an energy storage scheme (ESS). It is linked to a STATCOM in order to stabilize and mitigate system oscillations. STATCOM must be fine-tuned using the consortium time-domain based optimization algorithm, which has a high ability to find the most relevant and optimistic outcomes. As a result, a novel F_NIDC design is proposed in this paper to implement such a system.
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