Measurement-Based Dynamic Load Models: Derivation, Comparison, and Validation.

Accurate load modeling is essential for power system dynamic simulation. In this paper, four dynamic load models are identified based on multiple online measurement data from the Taiwan Power System. The performances in modeling real and reactive power behaviors by dynamic and selected static load models are evaluated. Parameter variation with respect to different loading conditions is analyzed. A simple and efficient method is presented to estimate a representative parameter set for different loading conditions. The cross-validation technique is applied to validate the four dynamic load models in order to obtain a better estimate of their performance. Numerical studies indicate that linear dynamic load models studied in this paper give better results than two nonlinear dynamic load models in modeling reactive power behaviors during disturbance while they are comparable in modeling real power behaviors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]