Voltage Instability in Power Systems

Modern power system networks are large and interconnected. Power systems have been restructured in many parts of the world to create competition between different power producers. This has resulted into increased complexity and emergence of several new threats.
Power system instability has been considered as an important threat for researchers and utilities since 1920. Traditionally, power system stability meant maintenance of synchronous operation between different generating units. Voltage instability has been considered as a new type of instability since last three decades. Several incidences of voltage collapse resulted from voltage instability, have been observed in different parts of the world. Voltage instability may occur in heavily loaded power systems. The restructuring of power systems may create new problems such as reduced Available Transfer Capability (ATC) and congestion of some of the transmission lines. This may further reduce voltage stability margin.
This workshop is meant to interact and share knowledge with people working in similar areas to tackle the challenge of voltage instability.

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1)Dr G Durga Prasad Ex IIT professor(IIT Kharagpur)Professor & Principal
Khammam Institute Of Technology ,Khammam
2)Dr B P Singh R&D cell (BHEL) (Retd.)
R&D director of st.Martins Engg. College
3)Dr G Yesuratnam Professor, EEE, OU
4)Dr Jaya Lakshmi Professor & Director, Energy Systems JNTU Hyderabad
5)Dr Surya Kalavathi Professor, Department of EEE JNTUH
6)Dr Poonam upadhaya Professor in department of EEE VNRVJIT
7)Prof Sita Ram Sharma Professor in department of EEE CVSR CE(Retd.AP Transco)
8)Prof N Yadaiah professor &Vice principal JNTU Hyderabad

24-01-2014

Transport facility from hyderabad ,vikarabad,tandur ,shandnagar, shankarpally ..etc
contact :8886300416,9391902695,9618226326

accommodation can be arranged for the outstation participants on paid basis