Power systems (review of "Robust Power System Frequency Control" by Bevrani, H.; 2009) [Book reviews]
G.B. Sheblé
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G.B. Sheblé
Abstract
Automatic generation control has been one of my interests since I first read Nathan Cohn's standard text. Automatic generation control has several major components: load frequency control, tie line flow control, and economic dispatch that have been defined and redefined over several decades. Changes in the operational structure, due to competitive market requirements, have changed this function. This author has summarized over ten years of his active research based on the accepted control standards for the load frequency control component.
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Automatic generation control has been one of my interests since I first read Nathan Cohn's standard text. Automatic generation control has several major components: load frequency control, tie line flow control, and economic dispatch that have been defined and redefined over several decades. Changes in the operational structure, due to competitive market requirements, have changed this function. This author has summarized over ten years of his active research based on the accepted control standards for the load frequency control component.
Key concepts: Automatic Generation Control, Automatic frequency control, Control (management), Component (thermodynamics), Automatic control, Electric power system, Control system, Power control