Presenting a New Model of The Comprehensive Power Controller in The Power System
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Comprehensive Power Controller, Load Distribution, Reactive Power Control, Active Power ControlÖzet
This article presents a detailed analysis and proposal for a comprehensive power controller in power systems. The controller focuses on controlling line parameters and power currents in transmission lines, aiming to maximize energy transmission capacity, enhance network reliability, and reduce line losses. By effectively managing energy consumption and optimizing power system efficiency, the proposed controller offers significant benefits. The model introduces a novel approach based on simple circuit elements like resistance and reactance, without requiring any changes to the network's Jacobian matrix dimensions. The relationships of this new model are derived and applied to the Duchesne power system, serving as a demonstration of its effectiveness. Furthermore, extensive simulations are conducted on fourteen standard tire systems to validate the efficiency and performance of the proposed model. Through this research, the potential for improved power system control and optimization is explored, contributing to the overall advancement of energy transmission and management.
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