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Apparatus for detecting out of phase of power systems and method for detecting the same

  • US 5,539,655 A
  • Filed: 03/23/1994
  • Issued: 07/23/1996
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/25/1993
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An apparatus for detecting an oscillation of generator output power in power systems in order to stabilize the power systems, comprising:

  • a measurement device including a power detector which measures an effective power of an electrical signal at a tie point on an interconnection tie of the power systems at a predetermined cycle and a current detector which detects a current effective value of the electrical signal at the tie point on the interconnection tie of the power systems at the predetermined cycle;

    power trend detection means to which the effective power is supplied in sequence from said measurement device, for comparing an effective power P(t) measured at time t and an effective power P(t-Δ

    t) measured at time (t-Δ

    t) which is a predetermined time Δ

    t before the time t, and detecting a trend of the effective power;

    current trend detection means to which the current effective value is supplied in sequence from said measurement device, for comparing a current effective value I(t) measured at the time t and a current effective value I(t-Δ

    t) measured at the time (t-Δ

    t), and detecting a trend of the current effective value;

    power level determination means in which an effective power Po at steady state measured by said measurement device when the power systems are in a steady state is stored previously and to which the effective power is supplied in sequence from said measurement device, for determining whether the effective power P(t) is stronger than the effective power Po and outputting a power determination result; and

    out of phase detection means for detecting whether an out of phase condition occurs in the power systems, based on the trend of the effective power, the trend of the current effective value, and the power determination result.

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