Neural Network Based Approach Applied to Review Transient Stability of an Alternator Connected to Infinite Bus
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Priyaranjan Mandal"Neural Network Based Approach Applied to Review Transient Stability of an Alternator Connected to Infinite Bus", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V38(6),320-325 August 2016. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
This paper approaches to analyse the
transient stability of an alternator connected to
infinite bus. A three phase fault is considered to
happen to the total system. The characteristics
behaviour of the alternator relative torque angle is
studied in time domain
Simulink model, based on MATLAB, of a
single machine connected to an infinite bus system is
assumed to suffer severe three phase short circuit
faults. The transient state behaviour of the rotor
relative torque angle shows a sustained oscillations
indicating an uncertainty of the system to reach the
steady state. The behaviour of the system is
improved by providing a damping to the system.
Inclusion of negative feedback technique is utilized
to provide the damping. The damped system shows
an underdamped behaviour in the post fault
conditions ensuring a good tendency of the system to
reach to steady state quickly.
A neural network (NN) is assumed to be
configured for prediction of the behaviour of the
transient stability of the actual system.
The artificial neural network is configured
by learning and training of the actual system by the
Levenberg-Marquardt method of training (trainlm)
to predict the actual system.
The NN based system predicts the actual
system successfully showing its good strength and
reliability.
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Keywords
Transient Stability, neural network,
relative torque angle, training (trainlm).