Lecture

Transient Stability in Power Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of transient stability in power systems, focusing on the critical cases before, during, and after a fault occurs. It explains the importance of parameters like Pe, Pm, and Adec in maintaining stability. The instructor discusses the role of automatic voltage regulators (AVR) and various methods to improve transient stability, such as fast fault clearing and increasing the inertia of rotating machines.

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