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CONTROL OF DISTRIBUTED POWER FLOW CONTROLLERS
USING ACTIVE POWER FROM HOMOPOLAR LINE
CURRENTS
ABSTRACT
Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) devices can be used for power flow control
in AC transmission grids, improving power line utilization and performance. Nowadays, Unified
Power Flow Controllers (UPFC) are one of the most useful FACTS, allowing the simultaneous
control of the bus voltage and line active and reactive power. However, due to high costs and
reliability concerns, the utilization of this technology has been limited in such applications. The
concept of Distributed FACTS (DFACTS) and Distributed Power Flow Controller (DPFC) was
recently introduced as a low coast alternative for power flow control. This paper presents a
distributed power flow controller that uses third-harmonic frequency currents transmitted
through the line to independently control active and reactive power flow at fundamental
frequency. Simulations were carried in the Matlab/Simulink environment
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BLOCK DIAGRAM FOR PROPOSED SYSTEM
Fig. 1. Circuit schematic of a DSSC module
DESIGNG SOFTWARE AND TOOLS:
MAT LAB /SIMULATION Software and sim power systems tools are used. Mainly control
system tools, power electronics and electrical elements tools are used.
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