Proposal of remote signal input PSS for improving power transfer capability considering damping and synchronizing torque

A new design method generator's PSS using P/sub line/ and V/sub bus/ is proposed in this paper. Two types of remote signal PSS inputs are added to the generator's excitation system in addition to a conventional local signal (/spl Delta/P and/or /spl Delta//spl omega/) respectively. By selecting the power flow of a remote transmission line (P/sub line/-PSS) and a remote bus voltage (V/sub bus/-PSS) as the new PSS inputs, it was possible to improve the damping of inter-area oscillations and the power transfer capability. The minimization of a stability performance index using eigenvalues optimizes the P/sub line/-PSS parameters. On the other hand, V/sub bus/-PSS works very well especially for a heavy load power. Simulation results show that when the developed supplementary excitation system is applied to an 18-generator power system, it gives better damping and synchronizing performance and an improved power transfer capability than the conventional PSS.