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Development of an Equivalent Circuit of a Large Power System for Real-Time Security Assessment
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DOI：10.1109/TPWRS.2017.2777339.png)
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More and more system operators are interested in calculating transfer capability in real time using real-time power flow models generated from the Energy Management System (EMS). However, in comparing these models with offline study models, the EMS models usually include only a limited portion of the interconnected system. It is not practical to extend the EMS model in order to capture the impact of the external systems and as such using an equivalent network becomes necessary for this purpose. Equivalent circuits derived from the offline models for certain predetermined operating conditions would suffer from invalid results under various real-time operating conditions. Hence, it is necessary to derive an equivalent circuit model that is adaptive to the real-time system conditions. This paper presents a general method of creating an equivalent circuit model based on the measured boundary station parameters such as voltages and power flows. Simulation studies show that such derived equivalent circuit models provide solutions with adequate accuracy.
Keywords:
Equivalent circuits
power system interconnection
power system security
power system simulation
power system analysis computing
power system modelling
phasor measurement units
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