英文书：Adaptive Voltage Control in Power Systems

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This monograph aims at giving an extensive treatment of modeling issues,
design methodologies and implementation aspects, arising when the adaptive
control theory is applied to nodal voltage control in power systems.
The monograph is structured into six chapters and an appendix. The first
three chapters introduce the reader to the voltage control problem and the
subsequent three chapters illustrate different design methodologies. In particular
) F. a" Q# s+ \: Tthe first chapter describes the power system control problem and the
voltage control structures adopted in transmission, distribution and industrial
2 o5 g2 n7 \3 c# U6 x- \# Qelectrical systems. The second chapter presents power system models that can
be usefully employed in voltage control design. The third chapter studies the
: I0 `8 ~7 L& x4 @+ l9 aproperties of the Kalman filter used in the estimation of voltage and current
* C2 l5 N; ], {. X  j# q" H# Wphasors. The subsequent two chapters deal with the discrete-time design of,
0 P& S3 @2 J% H( prespectively, self-tuning and model-reference adaptive voltage controllers. The
2 U0 n: c' ?+ B; Hsixth chapter illustrates an adaptive design that is quite different from those
! w0 T6 L0 J: }# epresented in the two previous chapters, being based on an adaptive mechanism
compensating the power system model nonlinearities. Finally, the appendix
describes the high-voltage transmission system and industrial network used
in the simulations reported in the monograph.
The authors wish to thank Professor Arturo Losi who has actively contributed
to the start-up of the research activities. Finally, the authors are
grateful to all readers who will kindly contribute with their comments to further
) E7 F( A& p+ u8 S/ Benhance of this research topic.
Cassino, Italy, Giuseppe Fusco
September 2006 Mario Russo

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