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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 02, 1998
Filed:
Jan. 01, 1996
Minoru Kanoi, Toukai-mura, JP;
Yuzuru Imamura, Hitachi, JP;
Saburo Yasukawa, Hitachinaka, JP;
Masahiko Amano, Hitachioota, JP;
Shinji Tanifuji, Hitachi, JP;
Toshifumi Yoshikawa, Hitachi, JP;
Masahiro Watanabe, Hitachi, JP;
Hitachi, Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
In a control system for a power transmission and distribution system, a plurality of distributed power supplying and receiving units each including a control unit are provided and connected along a power distribution line. The power supplying and receiving unit function to generate active and reactive powers of fundamental and higher harmonic waves to supply and receive the same to and from the power distribution line. A first central control unit controls the power distribution line and is designed to store information relating to the configuration of the power distribution line, to collect information with regard to instant open and close conditions of respective disconnecting switches connected for sectioning the power distribution line, and with regard to current electrical quantities on the power distribution line. Individual control command signals specific to the respective power supplying and receiving units are produced based on the stored and collected information and the respective power supplying and receiving units are controlled so that a desired target condition of the power distribution line is achieved autonomously within the power distribution line through an optimum cooperation control of the units.