Load Identification Modeling with Improved Model Structure

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The running state of different induction motor in the load group will be moved toward two directions when it was occurred the large disturbance in the power system, one is to keep on running, another is out of step or stall. If the quantity of stall induction motor in the group is a large number, the dynamic of stall motors will effect on the stability of power system obviously. So it is necessary to develop the detailed load model to simulate the complicated dynamic characteristic of the load group. An improved synthesis load model which combines two kinds of induction motor is proposed, and the improved genetic algorithm is used to identify the parameter of load model. The case is studied to illustrate the effective and comprehensive adaptability of the proposed identification model.

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