Abstract
In large interconnected power systems, faults of various kinds occur and cannot be completely eliminated. System abnormal conditions may be classified under two broad categories:
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Conditions calling for the operation of equipment outside the normal design range:
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Off-voltage operation
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Off-frequency operation
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Conditions which are transient in nature:
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Operational disturbances such as planned line switching, high speed automatic reclosing.
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Fault conditions which include faults, fault clearing, load rejection, faulty synchronisation, subsynchronous resonance, equipment maloperation.
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Mariani, E., Murthy, S.S. (1997). Effects of Grid Disturbances on Power Station and Consumer Equipment. In: Control of Modern Integrated Power Systems. Advances in Industrial Control. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0993-8_7
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