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SATPUTE SANTOSH RAOSAHEB
EXAM. NO: T3212550 ROLL NO: 3450
* [2005-2006] *
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Mr. V.V. Kulkarni Prof. S.K.Biradar
Guide Head of Dept.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SANTOSH R. SATPUTE
Roll No: 3450
T.E. (ELECTRICAL)
Abstract
Energy is the basic necessity for the economic development of the country. The rate of
growth of electricity usage thought out the world is increasingly high in the last ten years.
in recent years ecological concerns and high installation costs have put constraints over
construction of new plants and overhead lines in many countries; thereby forcing existing
system to be used more efficiently. AC transmission systems are thought of as being
'inflexible’. Power flow in AC networks simply follows ohms law and ordinarily cannot
be made to flow from the source to load is in inverse proportion to the relative impedance
path take the largest fraction of flow; but all lines in the interconnection are a part of the
flow path.
With these number of operating constraints in terms of voltage profile, power
flow, stability and sub synchronic resonance (SSR) are figured. Conventional means such
as circuit breakers, isolators, shunt and series compensators along with synchronous
condensers help a lot to deal with these problems. But the overall control is slow and at
times may result in loss of synchronism and serious over voltages on load buses.
Development of flexible A.C transmission systems (FACTS) technologies has
made it possible the control of power flow on AC transmission lines and utilizes the
existing facilities all the way to its thermal limit without degrading reliability. FACTS
include the use of high power electronics, advanced control centers and communications
links.
This paper covers the modern trends in flexible A.C transmission system,
envisaging the FACTS controllers with present and future applications.
INDEX
1 Introduction 1
2 Use of FACTS 3
5 FACTS Controllers 7
6 FACTS Devices 8
6.1 Transmission System FACTS Devices 9
6.2 Non Transmission System FACTS Devices 13
6.3 Today’s FACTS controllers 17
7 General Assessments 19
8 Function Analysis
8.1 Power flow control 21
8.2 Transient stability enhancement 21
9 Conclusion 23
References 24