Fuzzy techniques for voltage control on the NGC system

This paper discusses some aspects of fuzzy systems theory as applied to the NGC power system problem of voltage-VAr control. A preliminary investigation is reported defining a prototype knowledge base structure, establishing an appropriate knowledge representation, describing the necessary software...

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Main Authors: Laughton, M.A, Hawken, A, Chui, D, Ekwue, A.O, Macqueen, J.F, Taylor, A
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Control engineering computing
Control of electric power systems
Expert systems and other AI software and techniques
Power engineering computing
Power system management, operation and economics
Voltage control
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