Abstract
The aim of this paper is to analyze possibility of tensor methodology application to the stability estimation tasks. This study reviews components of mathematical model, which describes specifics of distributed generation sources. According to trend of share of distributed generation, some of them have an effect on stability. The moment of inertia is quite important value, it was caused by design and generator capacity. Therefore, lack of information is cause necessity of identification models for small capacity generators. Such model obtained by turbogenerator design procedure. Also, this study examines possibility of clarification identifying components of tensor model. References 6, figures 3.
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