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Baleboina et al., 2023 - Google Patents

A survey on voltage stability indices for power system transmission and distribution systems

Baleboina et al., 2023

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7008582425714418205
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Baleboina G
Mageshvaran R
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Frontiers in Energy Research

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Voltage stability is a critical aspect of power system operation, ensuring the reliable and efficient delivery of electrical energy to consumers. Recently, voltage stability in the power system has received much attention. The primary cause of voltage instability is the lack of …
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