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Time‐varying failure rate simulation model of transmission lines and its application in power system risk assessment considering seasonal alternating meteorological …

Wang et al., 2016

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7442242445748361425
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Wang J
Xiong X
Zhou N
Li Z
Weng S
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IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution

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Years of operation experience on power systems reveal that most transmission line fault events are related to seasonal alternating meteorological disasters, which have typical temporal and spatial distribution characteristics. However, power system risk assessment …
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