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Angle and magnitude stability using Real-Time Simulation

The purpose of this investigation is to determine and to detect signs and patterns of power system dynamic behaviors that lead to voltage instability long before approaching the point of system voltage collapse. In this study, we use EMTP- RV to study the system and the dynamic behavior of both time and frequency domain to determine patterns of voltage stable and unstable cases. We will report the results of a 10-bus system using the Real Time Simulation capability in the University of New Orleans.