Title :
Object-oriented network topology processor [power system automation]
Author :
Pandit, Shubha ; Soman, S.A. ; Khaparde, S.A.
Author_Institution :
Indian Inst. of Technol., Bombay, India
fDate :
4/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Modern power systems have grown both in size and complexity. Various constraints, such as security, economy and environmental regulations, are forcing power systems to operate closer to their design capabilities and security margins. Here, the authors describe a system where a network topology processor groups physical buses at the substation into electrical buses, builds connectivity from electrical buses to the network branches, and analyzes electrical network connectivity for islands
Keywords :
busbars; object-oriented programming; power system control; substations; design capabilities; electrical buses; electrical network connectivity; network branches; object-oriented network topology processor; power systems; security margins; substation; Circuit stability; Impedance; Integrated circuit interconnections; Load flow analysis; Network topology; Power system modeling; Power transmission lines; Stability analysis; Substations; Transformers;
Journal_Title :
Computer Applications in Power, IEEE