Power system stabilizing apparatus
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsSeiichi Tanaka, Masaru Shimomura
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Abstract
This invention relates to a power system stabilizing apparatus for a synchronous generator, which comprises two power system stabilizers for raising the stability of an electric power system. The characteristics of one stabilizer is preset so as to increase the braking power in the same way as in a conventional power system stabilizing apparatus, while the other one being preset so as to increase the synchronizing power, so that phase compensation elements of both power system stabilizers can be varied in accordance with the drift amount of the generator such as the revolution deviation of the rotor thereof, the output deviation thereof, the frequency deviation of the terminal voltage thereof, etc. thereby realizing high static and transient stability.
Claims5
A power system stabilizing circuit for controlling a voltage regulator whose output voltage is applied to the field windings of a synchronous generator, comprising:
- a first power stabilizer including a phase compensation circuit having an adjustable phase delay, for receiving a signal relating to a first parameter indicative of the operation of said synchronous generator and producing an output signal that results in an increase in the synchronizing torque of the generator;
- a second power stabilizer including a phase compensation circuit having an adjustable phase delay, for receiving a signal relating to a second parameter indicative of the operation of said synchronous generator and producing an output signal that results in an increase in the braking torque of the generator;
- a system drift judging circuit for detecting drift in the operation of said generator and adjusting said phase delays in response to detected drift;
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- means for applying said output signals from said power stabilizers to said voltage regulator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.