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Negnevitsky, M and Le, TL, Clearing overload in power transmission systems: A knowledge-based approach, International journal of power & energy systems, 19, (2) pp. 186-192. ISSN 1078-3466 (1999) [Non Refereed Article]

Abstract

This paper describes an expert system application for clearing emergency overloads in a power transmission system. A method employing the network sensitivity factors is used to determine appropriate control actions and the amount of correction required to clear the overloads. The expert system developed on the basis of the commercial package VP_EXPERT. VP_EXPERT provides interactions with a power flow analysis package to calculate network sensitivity factors and line flows, and other external programs and databases. The rules for clearing overloads are introduced and the proposed approach is demonstrated on the six-bus and AEP 57-bus power system.

Item Type:Non Refereed Article
Research Division:Engineering
Research Group:Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Research Field:Control Systems, Robotics and Automation
Objective Division:Manufacturing
Objective Group:Computer Hardware and Electronic Equipment
Objective Field:Computer Hardware and Electronic Equipment not elsewhere classified
Creator:Negnevitsky, M (Professor Michael Negnevitsky)
Creator:Le, TL (Mr Tan Loc Le)
ID Code:18169
Year Published:1999
Deposited By:Electrical Engineering
Deposited On:1999-08-01
Last Modified:2000-06-21
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