Abstract
AbstractProlonged exposure of power transmission lines to extreme ice disasters in the atmosphere disrupts transmission. First, this study establishes a comprehensive failure probability model for the impact of extreme ice disasters on the transmission lines to better understand and improve the transmission lines' ability to withstand such disasters. It predicts the line failure probability based on the initial design data of the lines. Second, the system's weak points are identified, and the fault scenario set is established using the Monte Carlo state sampling method. Next, the system's state is calculated using the resilience assessment index and the DC optimal load reduction model. Finally, an optimal decision‐making method for the transmission line maintenance sequence is proposed from the post‐disaster maintenance scheduling perspective. Considering the travel time and maintenance effect, this method can effectively restore the system state in response to extreme ice disasters. The IEEE 30‐bus power system is taken as an example of simulation verification. The results show that this method can effectively complete the system load state restoration and improve the transmission system's resilience. It also has certain practicality and good practical application values.
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