Power oscillation protection
AssigneeABB AB
InventorsPer-Anders Löf, Daniel Karlsson
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AssigneeABB AB
InventorsPer-Anders Löf, Daniel Karlsson
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The present invention discloses a system protection scheme comprising of at least two system protection terminals (18), introduced at suitable locations in an electric power system (1). The system protection terminals (18) are interconnected by a communication system (22), preferably using a substantially dedicated communication resource. At least-two of the system protection terminals (18) are equipped to collect measurement signals (72) associated with time stamped voltage or current values of the power system at that particular location or quantities derivable therefrom. The measurements are evaluated and related data is spread to other system protection terminals (18). At least one of the system protection terminals (18) is equipped to evaluate the existence of poorly damped power oscillations in the power network and if necessary provide control signals (74) to power system actuating units. The evaluation is preferably based on changes in the node angle differences between the measurement locations.
System protection scheme (SPS) for protection of the integrity of an overall electric power system against poorly damped power oscillations, comprising:
Electric power system, comprising:
System protection method for the protection of the integrity of an overall electric power system against poorly damped power oscillations, comprising the steps of:
System protection terminal for protection of the integrity of an overall electric power system against poorly damped power oscillations, comprising:
A computer program product comprising at least one of computer code means and software code portions for making a processor perform the steps of:
A computer readable medium containing program product comprising at least one of computer code means and software code portions for making a processor perform the steps of:
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