IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems · 1982 · 57 citations · 10 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringSystems EngineeringCircuit TheoryInfrastructure Systems AnalysisOptimizationNetwork Capacity PlanningNetwork OptimizationTransmission LinesTransmission PlanningTransmission SystemsNetwork Sensitivity AnalysisPower Flow AnalysisPower PlanningTransmission CurtailmentTransmission ModelingTransmission Network Expansion PlanningTransmission System Expansion
The expansion of the transmission network can be viewed as a sequence of network reinforcements throughout the planning period. At a given time (stage) in the future, several circuits will be overloaded or very close to being overloaded. These circuits can be identified by solving the power flow equations for the conditions prevailing at that future time and under all postulated outages. Given the circuits which need reinforcement, the problem is to find the rights-of-way on which construction of new circuits will alleviate the undesirable loading of the circuits in a cost effective way.
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