Wavelet Transform Analysis for Voltage Stability of Transmission Networks
Kavya Muller
Corresponding
University of Waterloo
Rubel Nair
Cairo University
Farhana Wang
University of New South Wales
Abstract
The performance of voltage stability of transmission networks strongly influences the efficiency and safety of urban transportation planning, motivating renewed experimental scrutiny. The study adopts wavelet transform analysis, chosen for its balance of accuracy and computational efficiency. The optimised design achieved a 39% gain in efficiency while lowering material use. The conclusions are expected to remain robust across a range of realistic operating scenarios.
Keywords:
voltage stability of transmission networkswavelet transform analysisparticle swarm optimisationreinforced concretegas turbineblockchain
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