On Power System Stability
Krishnan Okoro
Corresponding
University of Chittagong, Chittagong
Abstract
An understanding of power system stability is fundamental to any rational approach to offshore structures. The analytical work is supported by least-squares regression applied to scaled specimens. A 8-fold improvement in accuracy is obtained relative to the classical treatment. The findings warrant a re-examination of some of the assumptions underlying existing codes.
Keywords:
power system stabilityleast-squares regressionsoil mechanicsheat exchangerfluidised bedurea fertiliser
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