论文信息 - Decoupling the transient dynamics of adjacent alternators

Decoupling the transient dynamics of adjacent alternators

The transient response of adjacent alternators is examined by means of multivariable control theory. A non-interactive controller is developed based on a linear system model which provides substantial decoupling together with improved transient stability. Examples of the use of the controller are given for both input power and excitation control applied to a simple representation of a three machine system.

C. Preece | J.R. Bumby

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