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September 18, 2025Physica Scripta

Load frequency control in multi-area power system with integration of res & synthetic inertia-based EVs

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TDT. B. DineshAdvanced Numerical Research and Analysis Group MMM. V. ManjulaJain University

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This analysis demonstrates improvements in frequency stability from renewable energy sources using synthetic inertia, indicating enhanced system performance with EV integration.

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The synthetic inertia control system improves frequency stability in low-inertia power grids caused by the rise in renewable energy sources.
Using electric vehicles as a source of synthetic inertia enables better emulation of traditional power system inertia and saves storage capacity.
The proposed method was tested against conventional frequency control systems under various load and renewable energy disruptions, showing superior performance.
Utilizing existing energy resources like electric vehicles can stabilize power systems without requiring hardware upgrades, mitigating inertia issues.

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Dinesh et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d462b631b076d99fa61928 https://doi.org/10.1088/1402-4896/ae078f

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This analysis demonstrates improvements in frequency stability from renewable energy sources using synthetic inertia, indicating enhanced system performance with EV integration.

Load frequency control in multi-area power system with integration of res & synthetic inertia-based EVs

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Load frequency control in multi-area power system with integration of res & synthetic inertia-based EVs

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