Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network

Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network

For decades, power engineers have used simulations to predict grid stability and voltage phase angles. Only recently have equipment been available to actually measure phase angle at points hundreds of miles away. A few of these systems are presently operating in the US by electric grids including th...

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Main Author: Kai, Moses An
Format: Others
Language:en_US
Published: 2013
Subjects:
Phasor
Synchrophasor network
Synchronized phasor network
Texas network
Phasor measurement unit
Synchrophasor Analysis
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2152/19468
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spelling ndltd-UTEXAS-oai-repositories.lib.utexas.edu-2152-194682015-09-20T17:13:29ZImplementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor NetworkKai, Moses AnPhasorSynchrophasor networkSynchronized phasor networkTexas networkPhasor measurement unitSynchrophasor AnalysisFor decades, power engineers have used simulations to predict grid stability and voltage phase angles. Only recently have equipment been available to actually measure phase angle at points hundreds of miles away. A few of these systems are presently operating in the US by electric grids including the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and California Independent System Operator (ISO). However, the systems are in their infancy and are far from being used to improve grid reliability. This thesis describes the only independent synchronized phasor network that exists in the US. Thanks to Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL), we are streaming in points from three locations plus the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) as of January 2009. This thesis will describe this network and grid analysis done this far.text2013-02-15T15:21:18Z2012-122013-02-15December 20122013-02-15T15:21:18Zapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/2152/19468en_US
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topic Phasor
Synchrophasor network
Synchronized phasor network
Texas network
Phasor measurement unit
Synchrophasor Analysis
spellingShingle Phasor
Synchrophasor network
Synchronized phasor network
Texas network
Phasor measurement unit
Synchrophasor Analysis
Kai, Moses An
Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network
description For decades, power engineers have used simulations to predict grid stability and voltage phase angles. Only recently have equipment been available to actually measure phase angle at points hundreds of miles away. A few of these systems are presently operating in the US by electric grids including the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and California Independent System Operator (ISO). However, the systems are in their infancy and are far from being used to improve grid reliability. This thesis describes the only independent synchronized phasor network that exists in the US. Thanks to Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL), we are streaming in points from three locations plus the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) as of January 2009. This thesis will describe this network and grid analysis done this far. === text
author Kai, Moses An
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title Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network
title_short Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network
title_full Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network
title_fullStr Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network
title_full_unstemmed Implementation and lessons learned from the Texas Synchrophasor Network
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