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            speed of the assumed power angle in a local equilibrium state, when each local part of the
            system meets these relations:


                                            δ i tðÞ ¼ δ ei tðÞ
                                            _     _     ½ 1, N  1Š                        (8.7)
                                            δ i tðÞ ¼ δ ei tðÞ
            the overall system will be in a steady operation state again.
            It must be pointed out that δ ei is assumed as the local power equilibrium state, and in fact is of no
            actual physical meaning but rather just an abstract virtual variable.

            The concept of the power angle δ ei for the assumed local equilibrium state is introduced here,
            which can be used as the respective stability reference for the local dynamic power angles of the
            power system. Because its time-varying characteristic, δ ei could serve as the stability reference
            for δ i only in a transient dynamic sense, and the criterion is valid only in a local sense.
            In line with the assumption when introducing δ ei concept, δ ei could be obviously obtained
            from the time-varying data set {E i ,P mi ,P Li ,Q Li ,U j ,α j ,u j } for local system i,wherethe
                                            0
            control variable u i is with non-zero value only when imposing local stability control, and it
            is of zero value in other time. If the initial value of the time-varying data set is known and
            can be replaced in a real-time manner, δ ei will be uniquely determined. The equivalent
            circuit for obtaining the power angle δ ei for the assumed local equilibrium state is shown
            in Fig. 8.3.

















                                                  Fig. 8.3

                                Circuit for defining assumed local equilibrium state.
            As is known from common sense in the power system, the process of calculating δ ei is to derive
            theinstantpowerflowsolutionofthelocalnetworkasshowninFig.8.3.Thevirtualinstantquantity
            of U ei and α ei could be derived as well while calculating δ ei . U ei ∠α ei can be deemed as the instant
            local equilibrium reference for the generator terminal voltage U i ∠α i . U ei , α ei and δ ei together
            constitutethetime-varyingdataset{δ ei ,U ei ,α ei }belongingtotheassumedlocalpowerequilibrium
            state, so the time-varying data set is regarded as the instant stability balance reference vector
                      T                                               T
            [δ ei ,U ei ,α ei ] fortheactuallocaloperationparametervector[δ i ,U i ,α i ] ofthepowersystem.Iftheir
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