Abstract
The paper extends the application of sequential simulation to the analysis of composite generation and transmission systems. Most previous papers have described the application of sequential simulation to the generation system only. The paper summarises the basic characteristics of sequential simulation and describes theoretical and computational techniques that include models for the transmission system within the simulation process itself. It shows how the very nature of sequential simulation can be used with advantage to reduce significantly the computational effort that the simulation of composite systems originally involves. Algorithms based on the sensitivity of system busbars to overloads have been developed to simulate generation redispatch and load-shedding procedures. The feasibility of these reliability assessments for composite systems is demonstrated by applying the techniques to single and multiple IEEE reliability test systems.
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