A Nash Solution to Predictive Control Problem for Power Systems
In this paper, we provide a Nash solution to predictive control problem for power systems consisting of a hydraulic turbine and a synchronous generator. In contrast to standard control methods for power systems, our design scheme is based on Nash short-time horizon predictive control
concept in the feedback linearization framework. The proposed control law will be shown to optimally and exponentially regulate the terminal voltage, the rotor angle, and the rotor speed to the reference values. It is shown via numerical example that the proposed control law is more robust
than standard control methods for power systems.
Keywords: NASH SOLUTION; NONLINEAR CONTROL; POWER SYSTEMS; PREDICTIVE CONTROL; VOLTAGE REGULATION
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 November 2011
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