A Secure-Coordinated Expansion Planning of Generation and Transmission Using Game Theory and Minimum Singular Value

In this paper a novel method have been proposed for expansion planning of generation and transmission that considered static security of the system such as voltage security margin And loadability limit. In the same study of expansion planning Security constraints of the system are neglected. In this study at the first step minimum singular value technique is used to evaluate voltage security margin and loadabolity limit, in order to select best bus for load incrimination. After it, in order to Supply the load, coordinated expansion planning of generation and transmission is needed, therefor the strategic interaction between transmission company (TransCo) and generation company (GenCo) for Transmission expansion planning (TEP) and generation expansion planning (GEP) in a competitive electricity market is proposed using Game Theory (GT).DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.11591/ijece.v4i6.668

A Novel Method for Frequency Estimation Considering Instrument Transient Effect

Large disturbances in power systems cause deviation in the frequency from the nominal value. Since the frequency is an important factor in the electrical network parameter measurements, it can cause malfunction of the protection system. In addition, Because of decaying DC and oscillatory components that introduced by CCVT in response of voltage variation during the fault occurrence, cause changes in the value of received voltage of primary side of CCVT. An improved least square method for estimating frequency is presented in this paper. In order to reduce the effect of this transient component, phasor estimation method has been improved by using the least square technique and utilizing knowledge of CCVT design. The capability of the proposed method was verified by several case studies generating signals in PSCAD/EMTDC. The results show the accuracy, speed and capability of the proposed metho