Title: Power System Restoration : Methodologies & Implementation Strategies Author: M. M. Adibi (Editor) ISBN: 0780353978 / 9780780353978 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 690 Publisher: Wiley Year: 2000 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
"At a time when bulk power systems operate close to their design limits, the restructuring of the electric power industry has created vulnerability to potential blackouts. Prompt and effective power system restoration is essential for the minimization of downtime and costs to the utility and its customers, which mount rapidly after a system blackout.
Power System Restoration meets the complex challenges that arise from the dynamic capabilities of new technology in areas such as large-scale system analysis, communication and control, data management, artificial intelligence, and allied disciplines. It provides an up-to-date description of the restoration methodologies and implementation strategies practiced internationally. The book opens with a general overview of the restoration process and then covers :
• Techniques used in restoration planning and training
• Knowledge-based systems as operational aids in restoration
• Issues associated with hydro and thermal power plants
• High and extra-high voltage transmission systems
• Restoration of distribution systems
• Power System Restoration is essential reading for all power system planners and operating engineers in the power industry. It is also a valuable reference for researchers, practicing power engineers, and engineering students."
Preface
Part 1. : Restoration Overview Chapter 1.01. : Power System Restoration—A Task Force Report Chapter 1.02. : Power System Restoration—The Second Task Force Report Chapter 1.03. : Analytical Tools for Power System Restoration—Conceptual Design Chapter 1.04. : System Operations Challenges Chapter 1.05. : Power System Restoration Issues Chapter 1.06. : Special Considerations in Power System Restoration Chapter 1.07. : New Approaches in Power System Restoration Chapter 1.08. : A Hierarchical Interactive Approach to Electric Power System Restoration Chapter 1.09. : Special Consideration in Power System Restoration—The Second Working Group Report Chapter 1.10. : Steam Plant Startup and Control in System Restoration Chapter 1.11. : An AGC Implementation for System Islanding and Restoration Conditions Chapter 1.12. : Analytical Tool Requirements for Power System Restoration Chapter 1.13. : A Framework for Power System Restoration Following a Major Power Failure
Part 2 : Restoration Techniques Chapter 2.01. : Cold Load Pickup Chapter 2.02. : Physically Based Modeling of Cold Load Pickup Chapter 2.03. : Blackstart Utilization of Remote Combustion Turbines, Analytical Analysis, and Field Test Chapter 2.04. : Overvoltage Control During Restoration Chapter 2.05. : Reactive Capability Limitation of Synchronous Machines Chapter 2.06. : An Approach to Standing Phase Angle Reduction Chapter 2.07. : Nuclear Plant Requirements During Power System Restoration Chapter 2.08. : Protective System Issues During Restoration Chapter 2.09. : Remote Cranking of Stream Electric Stations Chapter 2.10. : Optimizing Generator Reactive Power Resources Chapter 2.11. : Asymmetry Issues in Power System Restoration Chapter 2.12. : Frequency Response of Prime Movers During Restoration Chapter 2.13. : Energizing High and Extra-High Voltage Lines During Restoration
Part 3 : Restoration Planning Chapter 3.01. : System Restoration Plan Development for a Metropolitan Electric System Chapter 3.02. : Role of Interactive and Control Computers in the Development of a System Restoration Plan Chapter 3.03. : System Restoration—Deploying the Plan Chapter 3.04. : Power System Restoration Planning Chapter 3.05. : A Systematic Method for Power System Restoration Planning Chapter 3.06. : From Generic Restoration Actions to Specific Restoration Strategies Chapter 3.07. : Estimating Restoration Duration
Part 4 : Restoration Training Chapter 4.01. : Development of a Large-Scale Dispatcher Training Simulator and Training Results Chapter 4.02. : Dispatcher Training Simulators—Lessons Learned Chapter 4.03. : The Uses of an Operator Training Simulator for System Restoration Chapter 4.04. : An Advanced Transportable Operator Training Simulator Chapter 4.05. : Restoration Simulator Prepares Operators for Major Blackouts Chapter 4.06. : Bulk Power System Restoration Training Techniques Chapter 4.07. : Experiences Using the Dispatcher Training Simulator as a Training Tool Chapter 4.08. : Verification of an Advanced Power System Restoration Support System Using an Operator Training Simulator Chapter 4.09. : Evaluating a Restoration Tool Using Consolidated Edison's Training Simulator Chapter 4.10. : System Restoration Guidelines : How to Set-up, Conduct, and Evaluate a Drill Chapter 4.11. : Power System Restoration Training Questionnaire Results
Part 5 : Specific System Restoration Chapter 5.01. : Low Voltage Bulk Power System Restoration Simulation Chapter 5.02. : Summary of System Restoration Plan for the Pacific Northwest Power System Chapter 5.03. : Field Experiences in Reenergization of Electrical Networks from Thermal and Hydro Units Chapter 5.04. : System Restoration at Philadelphia Electric Company Chapter 5.05. : Service Restoration Following a Major Failure on the Hydro-Quebec Power System Chapter 5.06. : Policies for Restoration of a Power System Chapter 5.07. : Restoration in Sweden and Experience Gained from the Blackout of 1983 Chapter 5.08. : Simulation and Field Tests of the Black Start of a Large Coal-Fired Generating Station Utilizing Small Remote Hydro Generation Chapter 5.09. : Power System Restoration Incorporating Interactive Graphics and Optimization Chapter 5.10. : Simulations and Field Tests of a Reactor Coolant Pump Emergency Start-up by Means of Remote Gas Units Chapter 5.11. : Major Incidents on the French Electric System : Potentially and Curative Measures Studies Chapter 5.12. : Black-start and Restoration of a Part of the Italian HV Network : Modeling and Simulation of a Field Test Chapter 5.13. : Interactive Long-Term Simulation for Power System Restoration Planning Chapter 5.14. : Analysis of the Power Blackout of June 8, 1995 in the Israel Electric Corporation
Part 6 : Knowledge-Based Systems Chapter 6.01. : Development of a Knowledge-Based System for Power System Restoration Chapter 6.02. : Development of a Guidance Method for Power System Restoration Chapter 6.03. : The Development of Power System Restoration Methods for a Bulk Power System by Applying Knowledge Engineering Techniques Chapter 6.04. : Implementation of a Real-Time Expert System for a Restoration Guide in a Dispatching Center Chapter 6.05. : Guiding a Power System Restoration with an Expert System Chapter 6.06. : Knowledge-Based Systems as Operational Aids in Power System Restoration Chapter 6.07. : Operational Experience and Maintenance of a On-Line Expert System for Customer Restoration and Fault Testing Chapter 6.08. : A Knowledge-Based Method for Making Restoration Plan of Bulk Power System Chapter 6.09. : Generation Capability Dispatch for Bulk Power System Restoration : A Knowledge-Based Approach Chapter 6.10. : Expert System Requirements for Power System Restoration Chapter 6.11. : Tie Line Utilization During Power System Restoration Chapter 6.12. : Power System Restoration by Joint Usage of Expert System and Mathematical Programming Approach Chapter 6.13. : A Petri Net Algorithm for Scheduling of Generic Restoration Actions Chapter 6.14. : Hierarchical Time-Extended Petri Nets as Generic Tool for Power System Restoration Chapter 6.15. : Decision Aid Function for Restoration of Transmission Power Systems : Conceptual Design and Real Time Considerations
Part 7 : Distribution System Restoration Chapter 7.01. : Adaptation of the Simplex Algorithm to Modeling of Cold Load Pickup of a Large Secondary Network Distribution System Chapter 7.02. : Statistical Synthesis of Physically Based Load Models with Applications to Cold Load Pickup Chapter 7.03. : Effects of Cold Load Pickup at the Distribution Substation Transformer (R. Wilde). Chapter 7.04. : An Expert System Operational Aid for Restoration and Loss Reduction of Distribution Systems Chapter 7.05. : A New Algorithm for Service Restoration in Distribution Systems Chapter 7.06. : Heuristic Search Approach to Distribution System Restoration Chapter 7.07. : Distribution Transformer Overloading Capability under Cold-Load Pickup Conditions Chapter 7.08. : MARS : An Aid for Network Restoration After a Local Disturbance Chapter 7.09. : An Analytical Approach for Step-by-Step Restoration of Distribution Systems Following Extended Outages Chapter 7.10. : Knowledge-Based Behavior Interface : Its Application to Power Restoration Support System Chapter 7.11. : An Object-Oriented Approach for Implementing Power System Restoration Package Chapter 7.12. : Distribution System Design Optimization for Cold Load Pickup Chapter 7.13. : Distribution Feeder Reconfiguration for Service Restoration and Load Balancing Chapter 7.14. : Application of Expert System to Power System Restoration in Sub-control Center
Author Index
Subject Index
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