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Contingency analysis and ranking on 400 Kv Karnataka network by using mipower

Swaroop et al., 2016

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2059773505416037367
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Swaroop N
Lekshmi M
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Voltage instability is the phenomena associated with heavily loaded power systems. It is normally intensified due to large disturbance. Power system security and contingency analysis are important tasks in modern energy management systems. The Power system …
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