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May 16, 2009
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Advanced Software Tools
for Power System Stability Monitoring and Analysis |
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Seamlessly integrated with
the real-time and study-mode network analysis sequence by the major SCADA/EMS vendors
(read
more... check the latest press releases
about new installations) -
The field-proven Real-Time QuickStab®
Extensions provide for easy, “do-it-yourself” integration of the
computational and display engines of QuickStab® with new or
existing SCADA/EMS systems (read
more...) -
Used by Electric Utilities (read
more...), Independent System Operators (read
more...), Transmission and Market System Operators (read
more...), and National Dispatch Centers (read
more...) in system dispatching and market operations -- read
more about real-time implementations
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Performs fast voltage stability analysis and
dynamic contingency assessment both for the current state estimate
and for postulated scenarios (read
more...)
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Computes the critical
system MW loading where voltages may collapse and units may
lose synchronism
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Identifies the safe
operating margin in which there is no risk of instability
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Evaluates and ranks the
generators’ impact on the overall system stability conditions -- in the base case and for single
and multiple generation and transmission contingencies
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New! Supports look-ahead voltage
stability studies where the load can be increased/decreased on
user-selected buses or system areas whereas the generation is
rescheduled in accordance with user-specified patterns
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New! Performs steady-state
stability profiling of load buses
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New! Ranks the generators in the order of their impact upon
user-selected load buses
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Helps monitor the distance to instability on real-time SCADA
trending charts (download
actual trending chart taken from a real-time system) --
“The era of real-time tracking of the risk of
blackout has begun ...(read
more...)"
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Displays the risk of blackout in a
graphical format that’s easy to understand -
Compares base case results with those from contingency scenarios
on innovative speedometer charts -- (read
more...)-
It's fast
-- 3382 bus system is evaluated in 1 second on PC; the complete
solution of a dynamic contingency case or the solution of a look-ahead
voltage stability study is calculated within approximately1.5 seconds
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It’s accurate - published
results of independently conducted benchmarking studies confirm its
precision and reliability, e.g., as reported in Chapter 3 and Appendix
A in Real-Time Stability Assessment in Modern Power System Control
Centers, Wiley-IEEE Press, New York, 2009, ISBN 9780470233306
http://www.wiley.com/ieee
(click to review
additional accuracy testing results)
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In
today's market environment, load increases and generation outages in one
area are met by raising the generation elsewhere. In order to be safe,
MW rescheduling decisions, typically driven by price and availability,
should also take into account the
maximum transfer capability across the "links" that interconnect the areas
involved in the transaction. This complex problem is solved by WeakLinks ProfessionalTM
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Evaluates
the stability of power transfers across interconnected systems
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Identifies, evaluates
and ranks
stability constrained transmission paths within the network
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Uses a solution
technique that's field-proven, fast and robust
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Is suitable for off-line
and real-time applications
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Provided as a
stand-alone package or fully integrated with
QuickStab® Advanced
QuickStab® Advanced and WeakLinks ProfessionalTM
Fast,
versatile and indispensable tools that can assist utilities
to avoid the penalties, loss of revenues, and inconvenience caused by blackouts due to instability |
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Our uniquely qualified experts are poised to work with you to provide
solutions that are right for today and ready for tomorrow ...determine
the usage of the transmission system by customers, both generators and
loads, directly connected to the transmission grid ... calculate the
cost of the reactive power generated in power plants ... determine the
maximum transfer capability of power systems that accommodate energy
transactions between third-party market agents by taking into account
both thermal and stability considerations evaluate the security margin
... identify the stability constrained transmission paths in your system
for current and postulated operating scenarios ... help you become
proficient in quickly solving difficult operating reliability problems
... and much more!
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