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Owing to advances in many technologies, the high-speed flywheel energy storage system (FESS), flywheel battery, has become a viable alternative to electrochemical batteries and attracted much research attention in recent years. A self-organising fuzzy neural network controller is presented for FESS to improve transient stability and increase transfer capability of power systems. The main difference from a traditional control approach lies in the model-free description of the control system and parallel computing capability. Simulation results from the Taiwan power system (Taipower) show that FESS with the proposed controller has produced significant improvement in power system performance.
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