Analysis of Power System Low Frequency Oscillation Considered the Impact of Turbine Power Changing

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In this paper, the author introduced resonance mechanism into the stability analysis of power system, established comprehensive mathematical model including units and power grids by considering the effects from generation side and line side. On this basis, the author simulated several typical disturbances to analysis by MATLAB SIMULINK. The result showed that the power oscillation will be caused when the natural frequency of the grid and the frequency of disturbances are same or similar, especially in multi-area interconnected power system. The disturbances from different units can produce a significant impact transient or sustained oscillation by superposition, endanger the stability of power system.

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