2016
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0852
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Synchrophasor based thermal overhead line monitoring considering line spans and thermal transients

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“…Finally, with the state variables (x) defined and with the DLR measurements functions addressed in section 2, the SE is stated as follows: ifx is assumed to be the best estimates of x, a residual vector ε (18) is obtained to evaluate the measurement functions h(z,x). These functions are formed as in (19) and are described in the AppendixA.…”
Section: Definition Of the Estimation Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Finally, with the state variables (x) defined and with the DLR measurements functions addressed in section 2, the SE is stated as follows: ifx is assumed to be the best estimates of x, a residual vector ε (18) is obtained to evaluate the measurement functions h(z,x). These functions are formed as in (19) and are described in the AppendixA.…”
Section: Definition Of the Estimation Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a similar way, in [18] the average conductor temperature is computed at steady state and during thermal transients using only PMU, by means of linearizing the state estimation problem. In reference [19], an improved model based on PMU is presented. It considers the atmospheric conditions along the line route through π-equivalent circuits connected in series.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The allowed ampacity is calculated based on the heat balance model, and the heat balance equation is expressed as follows [32,33]:…”
Section: Heat Balance Equationmentioning
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“…The temperature‐dependent power flow problem is assessed in [4] and the assessment of power transfer limits considering electro‐thermal coupling is discussed in [9]. Other applications that may benefit from the application of a comprehensive ET‐OHL model can be found in DLR related studies such as [1020] or wind power integration and curtailment studies such as [2125].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%