Load Frequency Control Optimization Using PSO (A case of the Power System in Zambia)

  • Mr. Gabriel Musonda
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Abstract

The objective in this paper is to propose improvement in power system stability and economy of power generation through optimization of Load Frequency Control (LFC) in a four (4) area interconnected power system involving hydro and thermal plants using a particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm. Area-1,2 and 3 comprise hydro plants and area-4 comprise thermal plant. This is representative of ninety percent the national electricity power system in Zambia is configured. The system is non-linear because it interconnects hydro and thermal plants. The experiments in MATLAB/SIMULINK seek to determine implementation of LFC optimization and compare results with existing isolated area AGC system used in primary frequency management. PSO-PID controller is used to determine frequency deviation step response of the power system and comparing results produced from isolated AGC system.

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Mr. Gabriel Musonda. (2018). Load Frequency Control Optimization Using PSO (A case of the Power System in Zambia). International Journal of Engineering Research And, V7(06). https://doi.org/10.17577/ijertv7is060025

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