A new and intelligent operation assessment system in simulation training of substation
Most nation-wide substation simulation systems only provide the function of generating dispatch operation sheet and the new personnel always fail to cope well with the operation for the vital network and the complex dispatch task due to their lacking of practice and shortage of intensive memorization. It's necessary to enhance the training intensity while the new function should be implemented for optimizing in order to promote the training effectiveness. For above problems, the envisage design for the assessment system in this paper is presented based on self-invented substation simulation system of generating dispatch operation sheet.
Personal computer based expert system for power system operation education
A PC-based expert system of educating power system normal operations has been developed. The system is designed to be used as one of the teaching aids in the power system control centre. The main programs included in the package consist of operation sequence synthesis and switching simulation. The knowledge-based method and dynamic verification technique are employed to build the above two programs. An interactive graphical user interface is designed to help the user to use the software package. The system proves to be useful for educational purposes.
Climate change, disasters and electricity generation
Abbrevia ons Foreword 1. Introduc on 8 2. The impacts of changing climate pa erns and changing disaster risks on energy 9 op ons and electricity genera on infrastructure 2.1 The rela onship between climate change and disaster risks 10 2.2 The impact of changing climate pa erns and changing disaster risks on electricity 11 genera on from fossil fuels 2.3 The impact of changing climate pa erns and changing disaster risks on electricity 14 from nuclear power 2.4 The impact of changing climate pa erns and changing disaster risks on electricity 17 genera on from renewable energy 2.4.1 Hydropower 17 2.4.2 Wind Energy 19 2.4.3 Bioenergy 22 2.4.4 Solar Energy 24 3. Climate change and changing disaster risks: implica ons for energy policy and 26 planning