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How to do cascading failure simulation

asked 2014-02-24 06:45:41 -0600

LarryHo gravatar image

Deal all,

I would like to do the cascading failure simulation to find the load shedding after few line trip. My simulation steps are:

1.Trip one random line or the line from step 2 and do AC corrective action. Should I trip the line first or write the trip code in .con file?

2.Search branch's power flow to find the maximum loading level. The line may be the next line to trip. If one line is going to trip, back to step 1; If not, go to step 3. How can I achieve this efficiently?

3.Calculate total load shedding by AC corrective action and record it. Recover the tripped line and back to step 1 to start next simulation. How can I get load shedding from ac corrective action?

Thanks for your help.

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answered 2017-08-23 10:08:06 -0600

Rounak gravatar image

I would proceed in the following way:

  1. Find the rating of each transmission line in the power network and evaluate the loading level at every instant of simulation. Loading level is the ratio of the MVA loading to the MVA rating of line. Based on the ratio a probability of tripping can be evaluated for each transmission line. This is motivated by the idea that the occurrence of a hidden failure is dependent on the overloading condition of the line.

  2. Next, a Bernoulli trial can be considered for each transmission line with a probability of SUCCESS (probability of tripping) to be equal to the probability calculated in Step 1. For the transmission lines, where the outcome is SUCCESS, the line can be tripped. The success of this modelling would depend on the probability curve shape for different loading condition in the transmission line.

  3. Finally, a load-generation balance needs to be maintained. For this, the tie lines between the control areas can be monitored for deviation. If a deviation is noted, loads in the particular control area can be removed. To do so efficiently, the Load Shift Factor can be calculated for each tie line and loads can be removed based on the entries of the LSF matrix.

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Hello, I am wondering the Load Shift Factor and the LSF matrix you said. I have no idea how to find, calculate and retrieve them by python code. Could you tell me some details? Thank you!

Linzhi gravatar imageLinzhi ( 2018-04-05 20:09:17 -0600 )edit

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