Electrothermal coordination part II: case studies
作者： N. Alguacil , M.H. Banakar , F.D. Galiana
DOI: 10.1109/TPWRS.2005.857836
关键词: Electric power system 、 Power control 、 Power-flow study 、 Power budget 、 Engineering 、 Software deployment 、 Distribution management system 、 Exploit 、 Maximum power transfer theorem 、 Control engineering
摘要: The concept of electrothermal coordination (ETC) in power system operation introduced Part I proposes to exploit thermal inertia coordinate line temperature dynamics with existing controls, thus increasing transfer capability and enhancing security economic performance. In this II, the characteristics ETC its benefits operational functions such as augmenting capability, emergency control, congestion management, loadability are numerically analyzed through a number case studies. This paper also examines some practical issues concerning deployment ETC.
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