Static Analysis n1 K( l6 t* Q( D. v
Network Models " O) W3 ~+ D1 I1 \# ?9 _, ~. e8 yActive and Reactive Power Flows / w }' Q9 d) o3 V5 GNodal Formulation of the Network Equations: ^: u+ e# S! V3 z% G: e7 S
Basic Power Flow Problem& B! a' N+ S6 c, @
Solution of the Power Flow Problem % f3 P- Q+ j: @% P8 iFault Analysis " ?% O4 i y" m8 v7 e' i$ f; @: { ! H1 s0 G. |) J5 O' J" w$ G4 E! A4 C. ^% v) F4 k( k
Power System Dynamics and Stability ; }8 r. T) n5 @% b {8 } jClassification and Definitions of Power System Stability1 I! h1 k3 `: w
Synchronous Machine Models 6 o/ x6 V' G+ {6 uThe Swing Equation# l& I6 x. J: ~3 R1 I
Power Swings in a Simple System : z. U& c& A7 I# r) A; _Oscillations in Multi-Machine Systems " b2 ~2 c) H( A c C# J- w OVoltage Stability 9 U5 W+ O; A6 ? e9 l. eControl of Electric Power Systems" M/ r+ |: Y8 y, ~
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A Phase-Shifting Transformers % {5 w/ ?$ Q( C6 L) b+ {
B Protections in Electric Power Systems