What are the best strategies to maintain power distribution system stability during faults and disturbances?
Power distribution systems are complex networks that deliver electricity from generation sources to loads. They are also vulnerable to faults and disturbances, such as short circuits, lightning strikes, equipment failures, or load variations, that can cause voltage and frequency fluctuations, power losses, or even blackouts. To maintain power distribution system stability during faults and disturbances, energy engineers need to apply various strategies that can enhance the resilience, reliability, and security of the system. In this article, we will explore some of the best strategies to maintain power distribution system stability during faults and disturbances, such as protection schemes, fault ride-through capability, distributed generation, demand response, and energy storage.