Electric Power Systems Analysis and Control

by Saccomanno, Fabio

• ISBN13: 9780471234395
• ISBN10: 0471234397
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2003-02-24
• Publisher: Wiley-IEEE Press
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Summary

A systematic reporting of all aspects of the electric power field, including coverage of both hydro- and thermal-generating plants. * Thorough coverage of both static and dynamic operations of power systems. * A global perspective from both an academic and industrial point of view. * Emphasis on the important relations between operations and control devices, including useful considerations for control system design. * New developments and original contributions, both for theory and for practical applications.

Author Biography

FABIO SACCOMANNO received his masters degree in electrical engineering from the University of Genoa, Italy, where he is a full professor of Automatic Controls, and is a lecturer on the automation of power systems. Previously, he was involved in design and research in the electric power industry, first with a utility of the Edison Group in Northern Italy, and then as a research manager at the Automatics Research Center of the Italian Electricity Board (ENEL). He is an internationally recognized expert with extensive practical experience in the areas discussed in this book.

Table of Contents

Foreword	ix
Preface	xi
Acknowledgments	xiii
Introduction to the Problems of Analysis and Control of Electric Power Systems	1	(33)
Preliminaries	1	(4)
The Equilibrium Operation	5	(3)
Operating Requirements	8	(4)
Admissibility Limits for Single Components	12	(2)
Typical Examples of Nonexistence of the Equilibrium Operation	14	(5)
Synchronizing Actions Between Machines	19	(8)
The Perturbed Operation	27	(3)
Dynamic Phenomena and Their Classification	30	(4)
Annotated References	33	(1)
Configuration and Working Point	34	(139)
Preliminaries	34	(21)
Choice of the Working Point	55	(22)
Analytical Criteria for Economic Optimization	77	(62)
Previsional Scheduling	139	(22)
Real-Time Scheduling	161	(12)
Annotated References	172	(1)
Frequency and Active Power Control	173	(116)
Speed Regulation of a Single Unit in Isolated Operation	173	(20)
Typical Schemes for Speed Governors	193	(32)
``f/P'' Control in an Isolated System	225	(34)
``f/P'' Control in the Presence of Interconnections	259	(18)
Emergency Control	277	(12)
Annotated References	287	(2)
Dynamic Behavior of the Synchronous Machine	289	(63)
Basic Formulations	289	(20)
Usual Simplifications	309	(7)
More Sophisticated Models	316	(15)
Some Operational Examples	331	(21)
Annotated References	351	(1)
Dynamic Behavior of Network Elements and Loads	352	(134)
Preliminaries	352	(1)
Generalities on Network Elements	353	(14)
Transformers	367	(14)
Alternating Current (ac) Lines	381	(36)
Direct Current (dc) Links	417	(21)
Single and Composite Loads	438	(19)
Purely Electrical Phenomena	457	(29)
Annotated References	485	(1)
Voltage and Reactive Power Control	486	(76)
Generalities	486	(7)
Control of Synchronous Machine Excitation	493	(29)
Control of Tap-Changers	522	(12)
Control of Static Compensators	534	(28)
Annotated References	561	(1)
The Synchronous Machine Connected to an Infinite Bus	562	(57)
Preliminaries	562	(6)
Small Perturbation Behavior	568	(43)
Large Perturbation Behavior	611	(8)
Annotated References	618	(1)
Electromechanical Phenomena in a Multimachine System	619	(57)
Preliminaries	619	(6)
Linearized Analysis	625	(16)
Stability of the Relative Motion	641	(8)
Simplification of the Overall Model	649	(15)
Effect of Feedbacks Sensitive to the Motion of Machines	664	(12)
Annotated References	675	(1)
Appendix 1 Transformation to Symmetrical Components	676	(4)
Annotated References	679	(1)
Appendix 2 Park's Transformation	680	(8)
Annotated References	687	(1)
Appendix 3 Elementary Outline of the Automatic Control Theory	688	(19)
A3.1 Preliminaries	688	(2)
A3.2 Stability and Response Modes	690	(2)
A3.3 Frequency Response	692	(2)
A3.4 Elementary Control Systems: Generalities	694	(2)
A3.5 Closed-Loop Dynamic Behavior	696	(4)
A3.6 Elementary Criteria for Synthesis	700	(7)
Annotated References	706	(1)
References	707	(16)
Index	723	(6)
About the Author	729