Title :
Short-circuit simulations help quantify wheeling flow
Author_Institution :
Northeast Utilities, Hartford, CT, USA
fDate :
4/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
New England transmission system owners use the results from short-circuit simulations to quantify the transmission wheeling services they provide to deliver power from the Connecticut, Maine, and Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plants. The wheeling service of a transmitting utility, defined in terms of MW-miles, is determined with the use of fault currents to reflect the flow of MW entitlements over the New England transmission system. The use of commercially available software to automate simulations, perform the MW-miles calculation, and tabulate the results significantly reduces the time and computational effort
Keywords :
power system analysis computing; power system interconnection; power transmission; short-circuit currents; transmission network calculations; Connecticut Yankee Nuclear Power Plant; MW-miles calculation; Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant; New England transmission system; Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant; commercially available software; fault currents; short-circuit simulations; transmission wheeling services; wheeling flow; Contracts; Impedance; Intrusion detection; Power markets; Power system interconnection; Propagation losses; Road transportation; Software performance;
Journal_Title :
Computer Applications in Power, IEEE