Minimum Phasor measurement unit placement for partial observability of power system
Abdishakur Mohamed Mohamud, Jing Bo Wu, Chengnian Long, Shaoyuan Li
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Abdishakur Mohamed Mohamud, Jing Bo Wu, Chengnian Long, Shaoyuan Li
Abstract
This paper presents partial observability techniques for calculating the minimum number of Phasor measurement units (PMUs) required in a power system. The concept of unobservability and various aspects of its effect on the number of PMUs placement are introduced and explained respectively. We formulate the PMU placement problem at a subset of system buses to accomplish different objectives. Furthermore, a MAXOBSERVE problem is introduced to determine the maximum number of observed buses considered at each set of PMUs. We then proof that the minimum number of PMUs placement in a power system based on partial observability require 1/4 of the buses, which provide a more economical solution to system observability compared to the number required for complete observability.
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This paper presents partial observability techniques for calculating the minimum number of Phasor measurement units (PMUs) required in a power system. The concept of unobservability and various aspects of its effect on the number of PMUs placement are introduced and explained respectively. We formulate the PMU placement problem at a subset of system buses to accomplish different objectives. Furthermore, a MAXOBSERVE problem is introduced to determine the maximum number of observed buses considered at each set of PMUs. We then proof that the minimum number of PMUs placement in a power system based on partial observability require 1/4 of the buses, which provide a more economical solution to system observability compared to the number required for complete observability.
Key concepts: Observability, Phasor, Units of measurement, Phasor measurement unit, Electric power system, Power (physics), Computer science, Set (abstract data type)