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Transmission Planning and Operations
PowerWorld customers include many leading Independent
System Operators (ISO) and utilities of all sizes. This page
includes resources for using PowerWorld software and
services to analyze and visualize transmission operations
and expansion planning.
Video Demos (Coming Soon, require
Adobe Flash Player, version 7 or higher)
PowerWorld Software and Services
- Simulator ATC (Available Transfer Capability):
calculates capacity of transmission network to support
power transfers, subject to transmission line and
interface limits; may be used with or without
contingencies.
- Simulator PVQV (Voltage Stability Tools):
calculates capacity of transmission network to support
power transfers, subject to static voltage stability margins
(PV curve); Also determines reactive power load margins at
specified locations (QV); May be used with or without
contingencies.
- One-line Diagrams (Transmission Atlas):
graphical power system representation for visualization
and interaction with PowerWorld products
Presentations
Final Report on the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) EHV Overlay Project
Prepared for SPP by
Infrasource Technology and PowerWorld Corporation. June 27, 2007.
News Release.
Automated Total Transfer Capability (TTC) Computations
Slava Maslennikov, ISO New England, 2007 PowerWorld Client Conference.
NERC Reliability Compliance
Tracy Rolstad, Utility System Efficiencies, 2007 PowerWorld Client Conference.
Tutorials and Training
T.J.
Overbye, "Power System Simulation: Understanding Small- and Large-System
Operations," IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, Vol 2, No 1,
January/February 2004.
Technical Papers and Published Research
Advanced Sensitivity Analysis for Long-Range Transmission Expansion Planning
Scott R. Dahman, Donald J. Morrow, Keith Tynes, James D. Weber;
p. 166, Proceedings of the 41st Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS 2008).
T.J.
Overbye, J. D. Weber, "Visualizing the Grid," IEEE Spectrum,
February 2001 (requires IEEE member login to view). View Images
and JAVA animations created for the article.
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