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    Analysis and implementation of FACTS devices on a transmission line (2019)
    Sandeep Ushkewar, Shahid A. Iqbal, Gaurav B. Patil
    JCR. 2019: 748-760

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    Due to the dynamic nature of the electric power system and the significant increase in non-linear loads, excellent power quality is a significant challenge. To enhance its performance, it is thus necessary to limit these disruptions and minimize. The power quality results are directed. In the 22 kV examination, a three stage, three wire transmission framework was connected to the MATLAB climate utilizing the UPFC's phasor model. This study examines the exhibition and control of UPFC that will be introduced on a transmission line. Results from recreations exhibit how well UPFC controls genuine and receptive power moving through the line.to the dynamic nature of the electric power system and the significant increase in non-linear loads, excellent power quality is a significant challenge. To enhance its performance, it is thus necessary to limit these disruptions and minimize three wire transmission frameworks connected to the MATLAB climate utilizing the UPFC's phasor model. This study examines the exhibition and control of UPFC that will be introduced on a transmission line.

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