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Use of Random Variables in Power Transmission Engineering

This document discusses the use of random variables and probabilistic techniques in power transmission engineering. It explains that modern power systems face increased uncertainties that require analyzing variables like voltage, power, and power angle as random variables rather than discrete values. The paper provides an example of using random variable ranges in the techno-economic analysis of power transmission installations, especially at the design stage.

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Use of Random Variables in Power Transmission Engineering

This document discusses the use of random variables and probabilistic techniques in power transmission engineering. It explains that modern power systems face increased uncertainties that require analyzing variables like voltage, power, and power angle as random variables rather than discrete values. The paper provides an example of using random variable ranges in the techno-economic analysis of power transmission installations, especially at the design stage.

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Use of random variables in power transmission engineering

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INDULKAR C. S. ;
Résumé / Abstract
The use of random variables and the application of probabilistic techniques for power system
analysis has become an important issue due to the increased uncertainties faced by modern
power systems. In the techno-economic analysis of an installation, especially at the design stage,
several discrete values have to be considered for each variable, such as voltage, power, power
angle, etc. Therefore, in handling such problems, it is advisable to use random variable ranges as
explained in the paper taking the area of power transmission engineering as an example.

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