In this article, the comparison between steady state
stability and dynamic state stability is given. First, let understand the term
stability and instability in the power system
Stability and Instability
Stability
- The stability of the power system is ability of system to regain stable state after being some form of disturbance.
Instability
- Out of step or loss of synchronism
The
power system stability can be classified as
Steady State Stability & Dynamic State Stability
- Small disturbance is continuously occurring on the power system, which does not cause the system to lose synchronism but it causes natural oscillations. It is called as dynamically stable state.
- The system amplitude increases to certain level and die out quickly.
- The oscillating amplitude are large and persists for long time for 5 to 10 second and up to 30 second.
- This type of stability creates serious threat to power system operation.
- The dynamic stability can improve by power system stabilizers.
- The study of dynamic stability is done by computer simulation.
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Transient state stability
- The transient state stability is defined as the ability of power system to return its original stable state after large disturbance.
- It may be fault on the system, sudden change of load, switching operation etc.
- It also causes large changes in power angles, rotor speed and power transfers.
- The machine falls out of step due to sudden large disturbance is called as transient state instability.
- This type of large disturbance occurs in very short time period of one second.
- The transient state instability is always less than the steady state stability.
- It depends upon type of fault, location of fault, rapidity of clearing fault and method of clearing.
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