IEE Proceedings - Generation Transmission and Distribution · 1998 · 24 citations · 0 references
ArchitectureElectrical EngineeringRisk AssessmentStochastic ModelingUncertainty QuantificationElectricity Load ManagementPower Grid AnalysisPower QualityPower System ReliabilityPower System StabilityVoltage RegulationLoad Flow AnalysisPower System Reliability AnalysisProbability Density FunctionsVoltage Collapse AnalysisVoltage Stability
The paper presents the advantages offered by probabilistic load flow when used for the assessment of voltage instability. The probability density functions of voltages and of unit reactive productions readily provide probabilities of threshold violations for a whole planning period, reflecting the random variation of loads, generation uncertainties, dispatching effects and outages. The voltage standard deviations and the voltage/reactive injection sensitivities are proposed as effective probabilistic voltage collapse indices.