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Analyzing Effect of System Inertia on Grid Frequency Forecasting Usnig Two Stage Neuro-Fuzzy System

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Frequency forecasting is an important aspect of power system operation. The system frequency varies with load-generation imbalance. Frequency variation depends upon various parameters including system inertia. System inertia determines the rate of fall of frequency after the disturbance in the grid. Though, inertia of the system is not considered while forecasting the frequency of power system during planning and operation. This leads to significant errors in forecasting. In this paper, the effect of inertia on frequency forecasting is analysed for a particular grid system. In this paper, a parameter equivalent to system inertia is introduced. This parameter is used to forecast the frequency of a typical power grid for any instant of time. The system gives appreciable result with reduced error .

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    Divyansh R. Chourey, Himanshu Gupta, Amit Kumar, Jitesh Kumar, Anand Kumar & Anup Mishra

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Chourey, D.R., Gupta, H., Kumar, A. et al. Analyzing Effect of System Inertia on Grid Frequency Forecasting Usnig Two Stage Neuro-Fuzzy System. J. Inst. Eng. India Ser. B 99, 125–136 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40031-017-0308-2

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