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Integrated security control using an optimal power flow and switching concepts
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1988
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EngineeringInformation SecuritySecure StateOptimal System DesignN-1 SecurityReliability EngineeringScada SecurityPower System RestorationOptimal Power FlowSystems EngineeringSecurity ControlPower SystemsElectrical EngineeringNetworked Computer SystemsComputer EngineeringPower System ProtectionPower NetworkSmart GridPower System ReliabilitySecurityControl System SecurityReal-time Systems
A synthesis of methods is presented which combines security analysis and optimal power flow in order to achieve n-1 security. The concepts of corrective switching are used to model outages, making it possible to generate constraints to be attached to the optimal power flow. A distinction is made between the secure state (conservative) and a state which is achieved by postcontingency rescheduling. Results for an 80-node system show the dispatch of control variables for the source states, the losses and the CPU-times.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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