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Decentralised load-frequency control

Jose C. Geromel, +1 more
- Vol. 132, Iss: 5, pp 225-230
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In this paper, a numerical procedure to determine the load-frequency control of a power system composed of several interconnected areas is proposed based on a new property of the classical Riccati equation which is analyzed in two different aspects: closed-loop asymptotic stability and suboptimality degree.
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In the paper we propose a numerical procedure to determine the load-frequency control of a power system composed of several interconnected areas. In order to decrease the associated implementation cost, the control law is constrained to have two different special structures: decentralised feedback and/or output feedback control. The procedure is based on a new property of the classical Riccati equation which is analysed in two different aspects: closed-loop asymptotic stability and suboptimality degree. An example of two interconnected areas is solved and comparisons are made in order to evaluate the performance of the closed-loop system.

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