Title :
Report on bus transfer. II. Computer modeling for bus transfer studies
Author :
Higgins, T.A. ; Young, P.L. ; Snider, W.L. ; Holley, H.J.
Author_Institution :
Southern Co. Services, Birmingham, AL, USA
fDate :
9/1/1990 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
For pt.I see ibid., vol.5, no.3, p.462-9 (1990). A report on a computer modeling technique developed to predict bus transfer performance and evaluate test results is given. Representation of the power sources and the most popular types of transfer schemes are discussed. Major plant loads and their representations are discussed. Results from the model presented are compared with an actual field test for reclosing an auxiliary bus in a fossil fuel-fired generating station
Keywords :
busbars; power engineering computing; power station load; power systems; auxiliary bus reclosing; bus transfer; computer modeling technique; fossil fuel-fired generating station; plant loads; power sources representation; test results evaluation; Impedance; Induction motors; Load modeling; Nuclear power generation; Power generation; Power system modeling; Senior members; Stability; Testing; Variable speed drives;
Journal_Title :
Energy Conversion, IEEE Transactions on
