In this paper a novel methodology for evaluating the external equivalent model of a distributed network is presented. The proposed method is based on a non-linear parameter identification process which involves an artificial dynamic system, whose dynamics are explicitly designed to be stable by adopting the Lyapunov theory. This dynamic identificationmethod is competitive with existing reductionmethods, since it does not require system linearization or any a priori information about the system under study. Few measurements at boundary nodes are required to obtain the essential information regarding the external system. Even if these measurements are strongly corrupted by noise, the algorithm is quite insensible to it. Due to its ability to be auto-adaptive at any changes in the system operating conditions and to its great speed convergence, the identification procedure can be usefully applied for real-time applications.

Dynamic Identification of External Equivalents in Distribution Networks / De Tuglie, Enrico Elio; Cagnano, Alessia; Torelli, Francesco. - In: ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS RESEARCH. - ISSN 0378-7796. - 81:6(2011), pp. 1197-1205. [10.1016/j.epsr.2011.01.010]

Dynamic Identification of External Equivalents in Distribution Networks

De Tuglie, Enrico Elio;Cagnano, Alessia;Torelli, Francesco
2011-01-01

Abstract

In this paper a novel methodology for evaluating the external equivalent model of a distributed network is presented. The proposed method is based on a non-linear parameter identification process which involves an artificial dynamic system, whose dynamics are explicitly designed to be stable by adopting the Lyapunov theory. This dynamic identificationmethod is competitive with existing reductionmethods, since it does not require system linearization or any a priori information about the system under study. Few measurements at boundary nodes are required to obtain the essential information regarding the external system. Even if these measurements are strongly corrupted by noise, the algorithm is quite insensible to it. Due to its ability to be auto-adaptive at any changes in the system operating conditions and to its great speed convergence, the identification procedure can be usefully applied for real-time applications.
2011
Dynamic Identification of External Equivalents in Distribution Networks / De Tuglie, Enrico Elio; Cagnano, Alessia; Torelli, Francesco. - In: ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS RESEARCH. - ISSN 0378-7796. - 81:6(2011), pp. 1197-1205. [10.1016/j.epsr.2011.01.010]
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