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The phase plane: a tool to solve the transient stability problem
One of the most important problems in the study of transient stability of power systems is the determination of perturbation's maximum time of permanence without losing the synchronism of the generators that feed the network. The problem is generally solved by either the application of the equal-area criterion or through numerical integration methods. In the present work, the phase-plane is proposed as an alternative tool to solve the above-mentioned problem with greater efficiency.