Photoelastic Stress Analysis for Load Frequency Control
Sanjay Tan
Corresponding
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Imran Iyer
ETH Zurich
Xiaoming Nair
University of New South Wales
Abstract
Existing design codes offer limited guidance on load frequency control for microgrid operation in tropical climates. The technique is verified by applying photoelastic stress analysis to a set of benchmark problems. The proposed system responds within 5 milliseconds, which is adequate for practical use. The results are of direct relevance to infrastructure planning in the region.
Keywords:
load frequency controlphotoelastic stress analysisreinforced concretecontrol systemBengali script recognition
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