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George Gross
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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equipment outage
transmission line loss system configuration change customer load change
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unsuccessful
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RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT
system configuration
planning load forecast to satisfy reliability requirements
reliability assessment
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CLASSIFICATION OF STATES
The system is in a normal state when all the loads in the system are supplied and no constraint is violated The system is in emergency state when all the loads in the system are supplied and one or more constraints are violated The system is in restorative state when there is loss of load (partial or total blackout) and no constraint is violated
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CLASSIFICATION OF STATES
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SECURITY FRAMEWORK
normal states
secure insecure
restorative control preventive control
corrective control
restorative states
transition due to disturbance
emergency states
transition due to control action
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emergency state?
no restorative state? yes restorative control preventive control
no
emergency control
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contingency selection
contingency evaluation
secure state
exit
preventive control
security analysis
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