Review of Methods for Assessing the State of Energy Systems

The article describes the main methods used to assess the state of the electric power system. Their main operating principles and features are defined. The applicability of the methods in industrial software packages is assessed. A generalized algorithm for the operation of software packages for assessing the state was also defined, regardless of the methods used for assessing the state.

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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rpa65165.2024.10932969
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Global Energy Security and Policy
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Review of Methods for Assessing the State of Energy Systems

Alexander Kovalenko, V.S. Sazanov, E.A. Voloshin, А. А. Волошин
Global Energy Security and Policy
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Review of Methods for Assessing the State of Energy Systems

Alexander Kovalenko, V.S. Sazanov, E.A. Voloshin, А. А. Волошин
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Abstract

The article describes the main methods used to assess the state of the electric power system. Their main operating principles and features are defined. The applicability of the methods in industrial software packages is assessed. A generalized algorithm for the operation of software packages for assessing the state was also defined, regardless of the methods used for assessing the state.

Moscow Power Engineering Institute (RU)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 49%
Global Energy Security and Policy
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