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The steady-state stability of the power system can be increased by

  • The steady-state stability of the power system can be increased by connecting lines in parallel.
  • In a power system, the steady-state stability is the ability of the system to maintain a balanced operating condition under normal operating conditions.
  • When a disturbance occurs, such as a sudden increase in load or a fault in the system, the system should be able to quickly return to a stable operating state without causing instability or collapse.
  • Connecting lines in parallel can increase the transfer capability of the system, which can improve the system's ability to cope with disturbances.
  • When a disturbance occurs, the system can redistribute power flows across multiple parallel lines, which can help maintain balance and stability.