Major Grid Blackouts: Analysis, Classification, and Prevention

Flexibility and Resiliency of Electric Power Systems: Analysis of Definitions and Content

“…The term corresponding to resiliency is survivability. Applicable to EPS, survivability is a property of a system to withstand disturbances without allowing their cascade development with a mass interruption of electricity supply to consumers, and to recover the system initial state or one close to it [29,30]. From this definition, one can see, that the survivability property includes the absorptive and adaptive abilities of a system noted in [20] as well as its ability to recover.…”

“…Vulnerability reflects a certain "passive" response of a system to perturbations. In general sense, vulnerability is a complementary ("opposite") property of a system as compared to survivability [29,30].…”

Development of methods for structural and logical model unification of metaknowledge for ontologies evolution managing of intelligent systems

“…At the stage of preliminary studies, extensive factual material, qualifying accidents at large technological facilities, including electric power systems is studied. In [3], the classification of accidents is carried out. The role of «human factor» in the development of accidents is investigated in [4].…”

Intellectualization of Emergency Control of Power Systems on the Basis of Incorporated Ontologies of Knowledge-Bases

“…The article studies a wide range of domestic and foreign sources dealing with accidents at large technological objects including electric power companies (Besanger et al, 2013; International Atomic Energy Agency, 2018; Report of the Unified Energy System of Russia on investigating the accident on May 25, 2005;Roy R. et al, 2015;Sibikin et al, 2017). There are some largescale accidents worth mentioning considering their content, damage and personnel's wrong actions.…”