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This paper describes the implementation of a distributed model predictive approach for automatic generation control. Performance results are discussed by comparing classical techniques (based on integral control) with model predictive control solutions (centralized and distributed) for different operational scenarios with two interconnected networks. These scenarios include variable load levels (ranging from a small to a large unbalance generated power to power consumption ratio) and simultaneously variable distance between the interconnected networks systems. For the two networks the paper also examines the impact of load variation in an island context (a network isolated from each other).
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AGC Load-Frequency Control Interconnected Control Areas Distributed MPC
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MONTEIRO, Luís M.; IGREJA, José Manuel - On performance of distributed model predictive control in power system frequency regulation. In CONTROLO 2014, 11th Portuguese Conference on Automatic Control. Porto, Portugal: Springer-Verlag Berlin, 2015. ISBN. 978-3-319-10379-2. Vol. 321. pp. 71-80
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Springer-Verlag Berlin