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On line tracking state estimation in power system

S. C. Tripathy, +1 more
- 01 Jan 1994 - 
- Vol. 74, pp 162-164
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In this paper the tracking of the time varying power system state is analysed and two different tracking algorithms were tested: suitable to Snapshot scan and Sequential scan mode of measurement system.
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In this paper the tracking of the time varying power system state is analysed. A tracking state estimator is a digital feedback loop (a computer algorithm) which uses real time measurements of voltage magnitudes, real power flows and reactive power flows to track the static state as it varies during the daily load cycle. Two different tracking algorithms were tested: suitable to Snapshot scan and Sequential scan mode of measurement system. Results are presented for AEP-30 bus power system

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