On the Use of Energy Storage Systems and Linear Feedback Optimal Control for Transient Stability
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Abstract
In this paper, we study a distributed control strategy that harnesses the highly granular data available in future power systems in order to improve system resilience to disturbances. Specifically, we investigate the role of external energy storage systems (ESSs) in stabilizing the dynamics of power systems during periods of disruption. We consider an information-rich multiagent framework and focus on ESS output control via linear feedback optimal (LFO) control to achieve transient stability. The LFO control scheme relies on receiving timely state information to actuate distributed ESSs in order to drive the synchronous generators to stability. We evaluate the performance of the LFO control on the 39-bus 10-generator New England test power system in the presence of ideal and nonideal conditions including communication latency, finite sampling rate, and sensor noise. The LFO controller is found to have a simple structure, be tunable, and to have fast response to achieving transient stability while being sensitive to information latency and data rate.
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