Direct methods for stability analysis of electric power systems : theoretical foundation, BCU methodologies, and applications / / Hsiao-Dong Chiang.

"Widely accepted around the world, the BCU method is the only direct method used in the power industry. Direct Methods for Stability Analysis of Electric Power Systems presents a comprehensive theoretical foundation of the method and its numerical implementation. This book provides graduate stu...

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Year of Publication:2011
Language:English
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Physical Description:xiv, 494 p. :; ill.
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Introduction and overview
  • 2. System modeling and stability problems
  • 3. Lyapunov stability and stability regions of nonlinear dynamical systems
  • 4. Quasi-stability regions : analysis and characterization
  • 5. Energy function theory and direct methods
  • 6. Constructing analytical energy functions for transient stability models
  • 7. Construction of numerical energy functions for Lossy transient stability models
  • 8. Direct methods for stability analysis : an introduction
  • 9. Foundation of the closest UEP method
  • 10. Foundations of the potential energy boundary surface method
  • 11. Controlling UEP method : theory
  • 12. Controlling UEP method : computations
  • 13. Foundations of controlling UEP methods for network-preserving transient stability models
  • 14. Network-reduction BCU method and its theoretical foundation
  • 15. Numerical network-reduction BCU method
  • 16. Network-preserving BCU method and its theoretical foundation
  • 17. Numerical network-preserving BCU method
  • 18. Numerical studies of BCU methods from stability boundary perspectives
  • 19. Study of the transversality conditions of the BCU method
  • 20. The BCU-exit point method
  • 21. Group properties of contingencies in power systems
  • 22. Group-based BCU-exit method
  • 23. Group-based BCU-CUEP methods
  • 24. Group-based BCU method
  • 25. Perspectives and future directions.