Reducing the Vulnerability of Electric Power Grids to Terrorist Attacks | Zendy

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Reducing the Vulnerability of Electric Power Grids to Terrorist Attacks

Author(s) -

Ross Baldick,

Thekla Boutsika,

Jin Hur,

Manho Joung,

Yin Wu,

Minqi Zhong

Publication year - 2009

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/950426

Subject(s) - blackout , spectrum analyzer , electric power system , tripping , vulnerability (computing) , computer science , electric power , voltage , power (physics) , reliability engineering , engineering , electrical engineering , computer security , physics , circuit breaker , quantum mechanics

This report describes the development of a cascading outage analyzer that, given an initial disturbance on an electric power system, checks for thermal overloads, under-frequency and over-frequency conditions, and under-voltage conditions that would result in removal of elements from the system. The analyzer simulates the successive tripping of elements due to protective actions until a post-event steady state or a system blackout is reached

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