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    4.3.14.3 External network modelling

    The interconnected system of Europe in 1995

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    Observable network

    External network

    Externalnetwork

    Externalnetwork

    Internal network

    4.3.24.3 External network modelling

    Line outage

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    Generator outage Observable network

    4.3.34.3 External network modelling

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    b) Outage of ageneration unit

    Deviation of frequency Net tie line interchanges

    a) Normal operation

    4.3.44.3 External network modelling

    Frequency and power deviation in the UCPTE network

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    Real-time security analysis

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.5

    State

    Estimation

    Modelof

    external system

    Security

    analysis

    Security constraints: met not met

    Networkequivalent

    State vector

    Location ofbad data

    J(x), E{J(x)}

    Network topology

    Measurements

    Variance of mea-surement errors

    Network parameter

    Contingency set lines transformers generation units

    Exeeding limits:

    Ith

    Vmin, Vmax

    Imax

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    Observable network

    External network

    External

    network

    External

    networkInternal network

    Network region Available information

    Observable network:- Internal nodes- Boundery nodes

    Measurements, on-off status quantities, transformator

    tap-settings, network parameter, Vi, i (via stateestimation)

    External network:- External nodes

    Network topology (standard topology),network parameter

    Available information

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.7

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    [ ][ ] [ ] [ ]SVYVdiag =

    E: external; B: boundary; I: internal

    =

    I

    B

    E

    I

    B

    E

    IIIB

    BIBBBE

    EBEE

    I

    B

    E

    S

    S

    S

    V

    V

    V

    YY0

    YYY

    0YY

    V

    V

    V

    diag

    [ ][ ] [ ]

    [ ][ ] [ ]

    [ ][ ] [ ] )3.1(SVYVYVdiag

    )2.1(SVYVYVYVdiag

    )1.1(SVYVYVdiag

    IIIIBIBI

    BIBIBBBEBEB

    EBEBEEEE

    =+

    =++

    =+

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.8

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    [ ] [ ] [ ]

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]{ }

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]{ }BEB*

    E

    *

    E1

    1

    EEE

    BEBEE

    11

    EEE

    BEBEE

    1

    EEE

    EE

    1

    BEBEEE

    VYSVdiagYV

    VYSVdiagYV

    VYSVdiagVY

    SVdiagVYVY

    =

    =

    =

    =+

    Elimination of [VE] using eq. (1.1)

    Introducing [VE] in eq. (1.2)

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] [ ]

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] } [ ]B

    *

    I

    *

    BI

    *

    B

    *

    BB

    B

    *

    EBEE

    11

    EE

    *

    BEB

    SVYVY

    VYSVdiagYYVdiag

    =++

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.9

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    [ ] [ ]{ [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

    [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] [ ][ ]EE

    11

    EE

    *

    BEBB

    *

    I

    *

    BI

    *

    B

    *

    EB

    1

    EE

    *

    BE

    *

    B

    *

    BBB

    SVdiagYYVdiagS

    VYVYYYVYVdiag

    =

    +

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]eqBIBIB

    eq

    BBB SVYVYVdiag =+

    [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] [ ]

    [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] [ ][ ]EE

    11

    EE

    *

    BEBB

    eq

    B

    EB

    1

    EEBEBB

    eq

    BB

    SVdiagYYVdiagSS

    YYYYY

    =

    =

    we can write:

    With the definitions

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.10

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    [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] [ ]

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] )4.2(SVdiagYYVdiagSS

    )3.2(YYYYY

    EE

    11*

    EEBEBB

    eq

    B

    EB

    1

    EEBEBB

    eq

    BB

    =

    =

    Power flow equations after transformation:

    )2.2(

    )1.2(

    S

    S

    V

    V

    YY

    YY

    V

    V

    diag I

    eq

    B

    I

    B

    IIIB

    BI

    eq

    BB

    I

    B

    =

    With definitions:

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.11

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    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]*I

    *

    BI

    *

    B

    *eq

    BBB

    eq

    B VYVYVdiagS +=

    On-line application:

    Topology and network parameters of external, boundary and

    internal network are known; so can be determined

    using Eq. (2.3):

    eq

    BBY

    [ ] [ ] [ ][ ] [ ]EB

    1

    EEBEBB

    eq

    BB YYYYY

    =

    of boundary and internal network are known as a

    result of state estimation; therefore can be determined

    using Eq. (2.1):

    IB V,V eqBS

    of external network are unknown; so the calculation

    of with the use of Eq. (2.4) is not possible.

    EE V,S

    [ ]eqBS

    [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ][ ]EE11*

    EEBEBBeqB SVdiagYYVdiagSS

    =

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.12

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    passive part:equivalent branchesequivaltent shunts

    active part:equivalent injections

    Internal network

    eqi

    eqi jQP +

    eq

    iky

    eq0iy

    eqi

    eqi jQP +

    eqikyeq0iy

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.13

    Equivalent representation of the external network

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    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.14

    German system with external network

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    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.15

    German system with equivalent for external network

    Equivalentbranches

    Equivalentinjections

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    Variation in time of Peq

    in boundary nodes (January 9th

    1979)

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.16

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    Bus admittance matrix:

    Elimination of external nodes:

    E: ExternalB: BounderyI: Internal

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.17

    Reduction of the external network

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    Internal network

    2359.0j0890.0Z17 +=

    2691.0j0973.0Z27 +=

    1847.0j0387.0Z25 +=

    2807.0j1068.0Z18 +=

    2372.0j0497.0Z58 +=

    1465.0j0529.0Z45 +=

    2196.0j0460.0Z38 +=

    1736.0j0364.0Z43 +=

    2442.0j0511.0Z46 +=

    2763.0j0579.0Z56 +=

    Example of external network reduction

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.18

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    Busadmittancematrix

    Example

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.19

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    1st stepExample

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.20

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    2nd stepExample

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.21

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    3rd stepExample

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.22

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    4th stepExample

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.23

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    5th stepExample

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.24

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    Example of external network reduction

    Internal network

    3520.0jZ eq78 =

    3213.0jZeq68 =

    0380.1jZ eq67 =

    Equivalent branches(Reactance reduced)

    4.3 External network modelling 4.3.25