Abstract

Due to the rising use of renewable energy sources and the use of contemporary power electronic equipment, power system stability has become a major challenge in current power systems. Controlling the power system characteristics can increase the stability of the power system. The traditional techniques for improving power system stability, such as the use of FACTS devices, are costly and may not be effective in handling the dynamic changes of the power system. As a result, by optimizing the power system parameters, an optimization-based multi-agent system can improve the stability of the power system. The Grey Wolf Optimizer based Multi Agent System (GWO-MAS) is proposed in this paper to improve power system stability. The control agents of Distributed Generations (DGs) are optimized using GWO algorithm based on the deviations in frequencies of DGs. Particle Swarm Optimization based Multi Agent System (PSO-MAS) and Conventional Multi Agent System performance are compared with the suggested technique's implementation on IEEE 30 bus system and testing in MATLAB/Simulink environment. The outcomes showed that the suggested approach is successfully improving the stability of an interconnected power system.

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