Date of Award
12-2015
Document Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Legacy Department
Electrical Engineering
Committee Chair/Advisor
Makram, Elham B
Committee Member
Baum, Carl W
Committee Member
Groff, Richard E
Committee Member
Cawood, Mark E
Abstract
In recent years, new measurement techniques have provided opportunities to improve the North American Power System observability, control and protection. This dissertation discusses the formulation and design of a special protection scheme based on a novel utilization of trajectory sensitivity techniques with inputs consisting of system state variables and parameters. Trajectory sensitivity analysis (TSA) has been used in previous publications as a method for power system security and stability assessment, and the mathematical formulation of TSA lends itself well to some of the time domain power system simulation techniques. Existing special protection schemes often have limited sets of goals and control actions. The proposed scheme aims to maintain stability while using as many control actions as possible. The approach here will use the TSA in a novel way by using the sensitivities of system state variables with respect to state parameter variations to determine the state parameter controls required to achieve the desired state variable movements. The initial application will operate based on the assumption that the modeled power system has full system observability, and practical considerations will be discussed.
Recommended Citation
Suriyamongkol, Dan, "A SPECIAL PROTECTION SCHEME UTILIZING TRAJECTORY SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN POWER TRANSMISSION" (2015). All Dissertations. 1592.
https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/all_dissertations/1592