Evolution and future of on-line DSA

Author

Vaahedi, Ebrahim ; Cheung, Kwok W.

Author_Institution

B.C. Hydro, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Volume

1

fYear

1999

fDate

18-22 Jul 1999

Firstpage

291

Abstract

As part of a joint effort between B.C. Hydro and ALSTOM ESCA, an online transient stability analysis (TSA) capability was developed for addition to a new energy management system being installed at the B.C. Hydro control center. Following the original development, a number of research projects enhanced the original development making it more efficient and generic for applications to other utility systems. The requirement to post available transfer capability for a up to one year ahead, is shifting the paradigm for online DSA. Sections 2 and 3 of this article briefly describe the design and the architecture of an online DSA. Section 4 describes the requirement for ATC calculation and how it will affect the future of online DSA. Finally Section 5 describes the areas of development and improvements for the existing online DSA to meet the challenges of the future

Keywords

control system analysis computing; energy management systems; power system analysis computing; power system dynamic stability; power system security; power system transient stability; available transfer capability; energy management system; online dynamic security assessment; power systems; research projects; transient stability analysis; Analytical models; Data preprocessing; Databases; Engines; Expert systems; Medical services; Security; Stability; Strontium; Transient analysis;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Power Engineering Society Summer Meeting, 1999. IEEE

Conference_Location

Edmonton, Alta.

Print_ISBN

0-7803-5569-5

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/PESS.1999.784362

Filename

784362