Method and system for on-line dynamical screening of...

Data processing: generic control systems or specific application – Specific application – apparatus or process – Electrical power generation or distribution system

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C700S286000, C700S292000, C702S058000

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ABSTRACT:
A system for on-line dynamic screening of contingencies comprising postulated disturbances which an electric power system may experience, the system comprising a dynamic contingency screening program for evaluating a plurality of contingencies with a plurality of contingency classifiers based on the method of finding the controlling unstable equilibrium point of the power system known as the boundary of stability region based controlling unstable equilibrium point method by sequentially applying the contingencies to a network islanding problem classifier, S.E.P problem classifier, a large stability regions classifier, an exist point problem classifier, a ray adjustment problem classifier, an energy function problem classifier, a CUEP convergence problem classifier, and a controlling UEP (unstable equilibrium point) classifier to form a first group of stable contingencies and a second group of unstable or undecided contingencies, and a time-domain simulation program for determining which of the second group of contingencies are unstable.

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