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Stochastic Dynamic Simulation of Power System

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Stochastic Dynamics of Power Systems

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Constructing or selecting an appropriate model is the foundation for the study of stochastic dynamics. In previous power system analysis, the disturbances to the system are mostly described by deterministic models, such as step-type models and periodic models . And deterministic time-domain or frequency-domain models are often used for system analysis. When studying the dynamic behavior of power systems under stochastic disturbances, the model must be established based on the stochastic disturbance characteristics in the power system, and it is necessary to consider how to introduce the stochastic disturbance model into the construction of the power system model. In this chapter, the ideal and measured stochastic disturbance models are presented, and a stochastic model of power system is constructed to analyze and compare the stochastic dynamic response calculation methods.

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JU, P. (2019). Stochastic Dynamic Simulation of Power System. In: Stochastic Dynamics of Power Systems. Power Systems. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1816-0_3

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