The Analysis of Influences of Source-Network-Load's Operation Mode on Power Grids Self-Organized Criticality

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The distribution of power flow is a determinant of power grids self-organized criticality, and the uniformity of power flows distribution can be quantified by power flow entropy. The theory of power flow entropy is applied in this article to the research of influencing factors of power grids self-organized criticality. First the mathematics mechanism of self-organized criticalitys quantifying by power flow entropy is researched. And then the influence of start-up mode (source), running state (network), load distribution (load) on power flow entropy is analyzed respectively. Finally, the Hexi grid located in Gansu province is employed to verify the critical influences of source-network-loads operation mode on power grids self-organized criticality.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 732-733)

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1375-1381

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August 2013

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