Overvoltage Calculation on Bam Substation by Monte Carlo Method with Accurate Substation Components Modeling

Vahidi, B.; Ghorat, Mohsen; Goudarzi, E.

doi:10.1109/pct.2007.4538591

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“…By testing multiple fault occurrences, the measured quantities are identified, recorded and stored in a database for later retrieval, analysis and study. The Monte-Carlo technique has been used in the past for practical studies, such as the evaluation of the probable overvoltage at a substation [17], using traditional offline simulation software such as ATP or EMTP. It is important to consider the precision of a given Monte-Carlo study according to the total number of performed tests.…”

Section: B Monte-carlo Study Of Three-phase Faults At Bus B17mentioning

confidence: 99%

Monte-carlo study on a large-scale power system model in real-time using eMEGAsim

Paquin

Bélanger

Snider

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition

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This paper describes a versatile, multi-domain, large power grid real-time digital simulator. Its ability to conduct multiple tests for protection coordination studies is described. A large grid model built using the EMTP-RV software and simulated in real-time using the eMEGAsim platform's EMTP-RT software tool is described. A discussion and comparisons on the different solvers offered with both simulation environments are made. Comparisons between offline and Real-Time simulations are made using superimposed fault condition waveforms. Finally, multiple random tests are performed on the featured power system model and analyzed using the eMEGAsim simulator's software package.

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Section: B Monte-carlo Study Of Three-phase Faults At Bus B17mentioning

confidence: 99%