The incorporation of static VAr compensators (SVCs) into energy function methods is described. The consequences of SVCs encountering limits are of particular interest. At a limit point, the network description undergoes a change. System behavior is not smooth. This lack of smoothness is investigated. A valid energy function, which includes the effects of SVCs and their limits, is established. Stability assessment results, obtained for a real power system, demonstrate the effects of SVC limits. It is shown that the theory developed for handling limits can be applied to models of other power system components.>
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