In this paper, use of the additional supplementary damping controller for unified power flow controller (UPFC) to damp out low frequency oscillations in a heavily loaded power system is investigated. Normal damping controllers are inferior when the power system is subjected to large and fast changing loads. In order to handle the situation, an additional supplementary damping controller for UPFC is designed using Fuzzy logic technique. The effectiveness of the proposed controller on damping low frequency oscillations is tested and demonstrated through simulation studies for single machine connected to infinite bus power system (SMIB). In addition power system response with UPFC damping controller & Fuzzy logic based supplementary damping controller (FLSDC) are compared at various loading conditions. It can be concluded that Fuzzy logic based supplementary damping controller improves greatly the system stability under heavily loaded conditions.
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