论文信息 - A power system stabilizer for thermal units based on derivation of accelerating power

A power system stabilizer for thermal units based on derivation of accelerating power

Exciter stabilizing signals derived from shaft speed measurement have the potential to create torsional oscillations in turbo-generator units. Signals derived from accelerating power preclude this problem, but require an input proportional to mechanical power changes for satisfactory operation. A mechanical power signal has been derived from measurement of steam pressures and has been static exciter in the field.

J.P. Bayne | W. Watson | D.C. Lee

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