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A power system control scheme based on security visualisation in parameter space

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Dong, Zhao Yang
Hill, David
Guo, Yi N

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Power system real time security assessment is one of the fundamental modules of the electricity markets. Typically, when a contingency occurs, it is required that security assessment and enhancement module shall be ready for action within about 20 min time to meet the real time requirement. The recent California black out again highlighted the importance of system security. This paper proposed an approach for power system security assessment and enhancement based on the information provided from the pre-defined system parameter space. The proposed scheme opens up an efficient way for real time security assessment and enhancement in a competitive electricity market for single contingency case.

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International Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems

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2037-12-31