Dynamic Performance of Load Frequency Control of Three Area System Using FOPID Controller with Transit Search Optimization
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Abstract
The study explores a Load Frequency Control (LFC) system using a Fractional Order Proportional-Integral-Derivative (FOPID) controller.The study focuses on a three-area system with LFC, and the parameters of the proposed FOPID controller (kp, ki, kd) are improved using the transit search method.Through comprehensive MATLAB simulations, the response of the LFC system is rigorously investigated, with a particular focus on frequency stability and tie-line power variations.A comparison study is performed, and the results obtained with the FOPID controller are compared to those of standard control approaches.Highlighting the efficacy of the FOPID controller tuned via Transit Search Optimization.Results of the two controllers show the optimized FOPID controller can improve the dynamic response of the system frequency and the tie-line power.The study offers knowledge of power system stability and control, demonstrating the efficacy of sophisticated control in boosting the operational dependability of complex multi-area power systems.
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