Power system optimization by using combined Fast-Decoupled power flow algorithm and UPFC
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10396115Keywords:
FACTS, Fast-Decoupled algorithm, Power system analysis, UPFCAbstract
Electric power systems are structures that should operate stable in all scenarios. Unified power flow controller (UPFC), a flexible alternating current transmission system (FACTS) device, is one of the main assistants to achieve this necessity. In this study a control strategy for power flow optimization that based on the combined Fast-Decoupled (FD) method and UPFC is proposed. A detailed model was designed under MATLAB/Simulink platform in association with MATLAB editor. The IEEE-30 bus system was used to validate the model, and the results were addressed in terms of power loss values and optimization. According to the obtained results, it is observed that proposed model has ability to regulate system parameters for various conditions.
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