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Problems and Goals of Synchronous Interconnection of the United Power System (UPS) of Russia and European Power Systems

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Technical problems of the organization of synchronous operation of the UPS of Russia and power pools of other countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States and countries of the Baltic region with TESIS are considered, including the topics of load-frequency control and reliability of operation. Measures for preparation of the synchronous operation are discussed. It is inferred that in the actual absence of insurmountable and resource-intensive obstacles the existing technical problems can be solved in several years.

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  1. Central Dispatching Office of the United Power System of Russia (UPS), Moscow, Russia

    A. F. Bondarenko & V. P. Gerikh

  2. “United Power System of Russia” (UPS) Joint-Stock Company, Moscow, Russia

    Yu. N. Kucherov

  3. “Énergoset'proekt” Design and Research Institute of Power Systems and Networks, Moscow, Russia

    Yu. A. Tikhonov

  4. Electric Power Research Institute (VNIIÉ), Moscow, Russia

    V. I. Chemodanov, Yu. G. Shakaryan & Yu. V. Sharov

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Bondarenko, A.F., Gerikh, V.P., Kucherov, Y.N. et al. Problems and Goals of Synchronous Interconnection of the United Power System (UPS) of Russia and European Power Systems. Power Technology and Engineering 36, 71–81 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020285308903

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