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Automatic Generation Control: Conventional Scenario 325<br />

Where Df 1 and D f 2 are frequency deviations in area-1 and area-2 respectively. Similarly<br />

power flowing from area-2 to area-1 can be given as<br />

Where<br />

DPtie,21 = 2pT21 dzDf2dt-zDf1dti ...(12.25)<br />

| V2|| V1|<br />

T21 = cos(dº 2 – dº<br />

P x<br />

1) = synchronizing coefficient.<br />

r2<br />

21<br />

Note that P r1 and P r2 are the rated capacity of area-1 and area-2, respectively,<br />

rom eqns. (12.24) and (12.25) we get<br />

Where<br />

DP tie,21 = a 12DP tie,12<br />

a12 = -Pr1<br />

P<br />

r2<br />

...(12.26)<br />

...(12.26)<br />

With reference to eqn. (12.10), incremental power balance equation for area-1 can be<br />

written as<br />

DPg1 – DPL1 = 2H1 f º<br />

d<br />

dt (Df 1) + D 1Df 1 + DP tie,12<br />

Taking Laplace transform of eqn. (12.27) and reorganizing, we get<br />

K p1<br />

D1(S) = DPg1( S) - DPL ( S) - DPtie,12(<br />

S).<br />

1+ ST<br />

Where Kp1 = 1<br />

D 1<br />

; Tp1 = 2 1<br />

Dfº 1<br />

p1<br />

...(12.27)<br />

1 d i ...(12.28)<br />

Block diagram representation of eqn. (12.28) is given in ig.12.17.<br />

H<br />

ig.12.17: Block diagram.<br />

...(12.29)

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