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equal area criterion: a standalone construct

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equal areacriterion1 CONSTRUCTEqual area criterionKIMBARK · POWER SYSTEMS

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Power systems

graphical test of transient stability for a machine against an infinite bus, comparing accelerating and decelerating areas under the power-angle curve.

In power systems, equal area criterion refers to graphical test of transient stability for a machine against an infinite bus, comparing accelerating and decelerating areas under the power-angle curve. This meaning comes from Kimbark (1948) in Power system stability.[1]

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References

  1. Kimbark, E. W. (1948). Power system stability. Dover. ISBN 9780780311350

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