Abstract
This paper discusses the effect of multi-objective function in angle stability improvement for a single machine connected to an infinite bus system (SMIB). Minimum damping ratio, ξmin and maximum damping factor, σmax which are commonly used to indicate oscillatory stability condition in power system are merge in certain ratio to produce a multi-objective function, FMO. This new index brings the advantages of the two indices without compromising the weakness of the index involved. In this study, FMO is applied to tune parameters of static var compensator with proportional-integral-derivative controller (SVC-PID) to improve damping efficiency in SMIB. The result is compared with a system connected to power system stabilizer attached with lead lag controller (PSS-LL). The parameters of SVC-PID and PSS-LL are optimized by particle swarm optimization method. Validation based on speed response, phase plane and determination of eigenvalues confirms that the proposed FMO is more effective for solving angle stability problems compared to single objective function.
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