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EPRI PS 79 3 LD; Report; April 1979.
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An earlier technology planning study resulted in an EPRI report titled Synthetic Electric Utility Systems for Evaluating Advanced Technologies, EPRI EM-285. That work developed representative scenario utility systems and data for use in evaluating the use of new technologies in the United
This report may be considered an expansion of EM-285, but is a more modest effort. The report contains sufficient information to make generation and transmission changes to the 1985 systems so as to result in representative systems for 1990, 1995 and 2000. It must therefore be used in conjunction with EM-285. Also, based on the uses to which the synthetic systems have been put, it was deemed not required to provide system schematic diagrams of the expanded systems. Data listings and load flow output are available from this office on magnetic tape.
An earlier technology planning study resulted in an EPRI report titled Synthetic Electric Utility Systems for Evaluating Advanced Technologies, EPRI EM-285. That work developed representative scenario utility systems and data for use in evaluating the use of new technologies in the United
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States' electric power systems. The development of those scenario systems was limited to 1985, and contained much peripheral data relating to load curves, stability information, and transmission topology.This report may be considered an expansion of EM-285, but is a more modest effort. The report contains sufficient information to make generation and transmission changes to the 1985 systems so as to result in representative systems for 1990, 1995 and 2000. It must therefore be used in conjunction with EM-285. Also, based on the uses to which the synthetic systems have been put, it was deemed not required to provide system schematic diagrams of the expanded systems. Data listings and load flow output are available from this office on magnetic tape.
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