The increasing number of control devices represented in practical cases, we can see the appearance of interactions between their control actions. When these interactions are not coordinated (conflict), the efficiency of Newton- Raphson method decrease to the power flow problem, the convergence is slow and the solutions are oscillatory. A correct identification of these interactions can help to take corrective actions and thus avoid this problem. With this objective, the identification of interactions between control devices (more than 2 control equipment) is established from the modal analysis of the sensitivity matrix [MSC]. This sensitivity matrix [MSC] is developed in based to alternative model to represent the local voltage control of the PV buses. This [MSC] is obtained from the reduction of the Jacobean matrix expanded of power flow problem. Within this context, it also checks for the presence of eigenvalues that have similar information about the significant interactions between control devices, thus developing a method based on the use index of sensitivity matrix [MSC] and concept of collinearity able to identify and group these eigenvalues. The results of the evaluation method applied to systems designed for small and large show the relevance and feasibility of practical use of proposed developments in this work.