Reliability assessment of an electric power system using a reliability network equivalent approach
Roy Billinton, Peng Wang, Wei Zhang
Abstract
Roy Billinton, Peng Wang, Wei Zhang
Abstract
Reliability evaluation of an entire power system provides a set of indices which a system planner can use to balance the investments in different segments of the system in order to provide acceptable load point reliability. Evaluating an entire power system as a single entity is a difficult task. This paper presents a network reliability equivalent technique for evaluating the reliability of an entire power system. The procedure is illustrated by application to a practical test system.
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Reliability evaluation of an entire power system provides a set of indices which a system planner can use to balance the investments in different segments of the system in order to provide acceptable load point reliability. Evaluating an entire power system as a single entity is a difficult task. This paper presents a network reliability equivalent technique for evaluating the reliability of an entire power system. The procedure is illustrated by application to a practical test system.
Key concepts: Reliability (semiconductor), Reliability engineering, Electric power system, Computer science, Task (project management), Power (physics), Point (geometry), Set (abstract data type)