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- 1. Types of FACTS Devices • Static VAR Compensator (SVC) •Regulates reactive power flow in the transmission system. •Improves voltage stability and reduces transmission losses. •Types: Thyristor-controlled reactors (TCRs), thyristor-controlled capacitors (TCSCs), and static synchronous compensators (STATCOMs)
- 2. Types of FACTS Devices •Static Synchronous Series Compensator (SSSC) •Controls the series impedance of a transmission line. •Can be used to improve power flow control and reduce transmission losses
- 3. Types of FACTS Devices • Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC): •Combines the functions of a static VAR compensator and a static synchronous series compensator. •Provides both voltage and phase angle control
- 4. Types of FACTS Devices •Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR): •Provides instantaneous voltage support during voltage sags and swells. •Improves power quality and reliability
- 5. Types of FACTS Devices •FACTS Controllers for Voltage Stability: •SVCs, TCSCs, and STATCOMs are commonly used for voltage stability control. •They can help prevent voltage collapse and maintain system stability during disturbances
- 6. Applications of FACTS Devices •Congestion Management: FACTS devices can be used to alleviate congestion in transmission lines, improving power flow efficiency. •Power Quality Improvement: FACTS devices can help improve power quality by reducing voltage fluctuations and harmonics.
- 7. Applications of FACTS Devices •Blackout Prevention: FACTS devices can be used to prevent blackouts by improving system stability and damping oscillations. •Renewable Energy Integration: FACTS devices can facilitate the integration of large- scale renewable energy sources into the grid.
- 8. Benefits of FACTS Devices •Improved Power System Control: FACTS devices provide precise and flexible control of power flow and voltage levels. •Enhanced System Stability: They can help prevent system instabilities and blackouts. •Increased Transmission Capacity: FACTS devices can increase the transmission capacity of existing lines without requiring physical upgrades.
- 9. Benefits of FACTS Devices •Reduced Transmission Losses: They can reduce transmission losses, improving overall system efficiency. •Improved Power Quality: FACTS devices can improve power quality by reducing voltage fluctuations and harmonics.