论文信息 - TRANSIENT STABILITY LIMITS OF INTERFACE FLOWS

TRANSIENT STABILITY LIMITS OF INTERFACE FLOWS

Abstract In large interconnected power systems, transient stability limits of certain interface flows are very important for both planning and operation purposes. In this paper, the extended equal area criterion is used to develop tools able to provide such planning or preventive control suggestions; whenever needed; The concepts of maximum admissible stable interface flow and of minimum admissible unstable interface flow are proposed as well.

Y. Xue

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