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February 1, 2003IEEE Transactions on Power Systems325 citations

Voltage-stability protection and control using a wide-area network of phasor measurements

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BMB. MilosevicMBMiroslav M. Begovic

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This paper presents a concept for local monitoring of the onset of voltage collapse, protective, and emergency control in the presence of voltage-sensitive loads. The onset of voltage collapse point is calculated based on the load characteristics and simulated voltage and current phasors measurements, which are provided by a network of phasor-measurement units. If the stability margin is small and the reactive-power reserves are nearly exhausted, then controls to steer the power system away from the critical point will be activated.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a20a1129ca8a48788f36b21https://doi.org/10.1109/tpwrs.2002.805018
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