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Hlavac, P.; Kovacs, Z.; Janicek, F.
Proceedings of the tenth International Scientific Conference on Control of Power Systems2012
Proceedings of the tenth International Scientific Conference on Control of Power Systems2012
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[en] The PSA approach for transmission grid security presented in this paper is one of the security analysis methods for specific purposes; it is a probabilistic approach to assessing the risk of a system breakdown after grid faults, and observing system dynamics, too. Based on systematic and analytical modelling of post-fault events rather than on random sampling, the PSA approach can reveal the vulnerable parts of the system. The main objective is to increase the understanding of the system and reveal those components, where the improvements most effectively support the security after grid faults. The method uses event and fault tree analysis in combination with the dynamic stability analysis of the grid. (Authors)
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Vyuzitie PSA metodologie pri analyze skratov na roznych miestach 400 kV vedeni
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Janicek, F.; Eleschova, Z. (Faculty of electrical engineering and information technology of the Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava (Slovakia)); VUJE, Inc., 918 64 Trnava (Slovakia); Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Bratislava (Slovakia); Union of Slovak Research and Scientific Associations (Slovakia); National Center for Research and Application of Renewable Energy Sources (Slovakia); Slovak Committee of World Energy Congress (Slovakia); 284 p; ISBN 978-80-89402-51-9;
; 2012; p. 1-7; CPS 2012: 10. International Scientific Conference on Control of Power Systems; Tatranske Matliare (Slovakia); 15-17 May 2012; 4 figs.; 4 refs.

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