CONCLUSION

In recent years, alongside with the fast increasing electric power necessity, the reconstruction of
power network is becoming more vital. Stability of AC transmission systems during transmission
upgrade process and for the improvement of efficiency there will be huge demand for reactive
power compensation. Static Var Compensator (svc) is a device proficient of solving the power
quality problems at the power system. It is known that the SVCs with an auxiliary injection of a
suitable signal can considerably improve the transient stability performance of a power
transmission line system. Therefore SVCs have been applied successfully to improve the
transient stability of a synchronous machine [11]. This project presents the stability improvement
of voltage level and real & reactive power in a power system model containing SVC [12].
Simulations carried out confirm that SVC could provide the fast acting voltage support necessary
to prevent the possibility of voltage reduction and voltage collapse. This project inspects actual
positive sequence voltage in a system model with or without SVC [13].
From simulation results of proposed model we can conclude:
The proposed model is oscillation and instable with absence effects of (PSS) & (SVC).
Using effects of (PSS) & (SVC) will increase the stability of proposed model after
occurred and cleared faults.
The selective of (PSS) are capable of proving sufficient damping to the steady state
oscillation and transient stability voltages performance over a wide range of operating
conditions and various types of disturbances of the system used in proposed model.
From the simulation we can conclude that using power system stabilizer we can stabilize
our system up to certain limit and maintain the synchronism between the inter connected
area and protect the whole power system from cascade tripping which is very serious
matter. We can also say that only using PSS we cannot maintain stability but in some
cases or condition it is require using SVC to maintain stability.

SCOPE OF FUTURE WORK

We can extend the same svc technique for Large Multi machine system
(16 machine 68 bus power systems).
The svc controller can be validated in Real-Time using RTDS.
The control parameters of svc controller are optimized using advanced
optimization techniques.

[11] R. T. Byerly, D. T. Poznaniak, and E. R. Taylor, Static Reactive Compensation for Power
Transmission System, IEEE Trans. PAS-101,
1982, pp. 39984005.
[12] Amit Garg and Sanjai Kumar Agarwal, Modeling and Simulation of SVC for improvement of
voltage stability in power system, International
Journal of Electronics Communication and Computer Engineering, 18(11), 2011, Vol.2, Issue 2
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