Introdution
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When we talk about the model for generation adequacy evaluation, we see that there are a number of generation units and there is a single lumped load. The implication of thins is that, in generation adequacy evaluation, transmission is assumed to be perfectly reliable.
Generator model
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λ 为机组的故障率,μ 为机组的修复率。
Long-run availability A
Long-run unavailability U
Equivalent forced outage rate EFOR
2.1 Capacity outage table for identical units
One generation unit
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Probability mass function (pmf)
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Frequency:
Duration for each state
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2.2 Capacity outage table for units having different capacities
2.3 Convolution algorithm
2.4 Deconvolution
Load model
Calculation by Capacity Outage Tables
A capacity planning example
The effective load approach
6.1 Preliminary Definitions
6.2 Effective load
Four additional issues