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Transmission Planning Using a Reliability Criterion, Part I: A Reliability Criterion
Roy Billinton,M. P. Bhavaraju +1 more
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In this paper, the application of a conditional probability approach to the determination of load point reliability indices in practical systems is discussed and illustrated by a simple hypothetical system study, where failure at a bus is defined by three planning criteria and the reliability level obtained in terms of a probability and an expected frequency of bus failure.Abstract:
The utilization of a quantitative reliability criterion in long range transmission planning is proposed. The application of a conditional probability approach the determination of load point reliability indices in practical systems is discussed and illustrated by a simple hypothetical system study. Failure at a bus is defined by three planning criteria and the reliability level obtained in terms of a probability and an expected frequency of bus failure. The method requires ac load flow analysis at several load levels under possible system component outages. The technique is quite general, and any known operating conditions can be included. Planning based on acceptable load bus reliability levels results in optimum utilization of the investment placed in transmission facilities.read more
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a reliability calculation method for the generation system that incorporates the frequency and duration of unit outages and includes consideration of the loads, which leads to calculated generation reliability measures which are the availability, frequency of occurence, and mean duration of reserve states.
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Composite System Reliability Evaluation
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Frequency and Duration Methods for Power System Reliability Calculations: II - Demand Model and Capacity Reserve Model
Robert J. Ringlee,Allen J. Wood +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a model of the power system load with the generation system model is proposed to calculate the availability, frequency of occurrence, and mean duration of the generation reserve states, and the results of this work are illustrated by continuation of a simple numerical example.
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Automatic Transmission Planning with AC Load Flow and Incremental Transmission Loss Evaluation
C. A. DeSalvo,H. L. Smith +1 more
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Computer Program for Automatic Transmission Planning
TL;DR: In this paper, a computer program was developed to plan automatically the new transmission facilities needed to meet a particular generator addition schedule, using an economic dispatch to allocate generation, and a d-c power flow to discover circuit overloads.