Braess's Paradox in Oscillator Networks, Desynchronization and Power Outage.¶
Witthaut, D., & Timme, M. (2012). Braess's Paradox in Oscillator Networks, Desynchronization and Power Outage. New Journal of Physics, 14.
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- Braess's Paradox
- Power grids — a new transmission line can in some configurations reduce maximum throughput or destabilize dispatch.
This sourceShows that adding a transmission line to a power grid can reduce stability or throughput, the grid analogue of Braess's paradox.
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Witthaut and Timme show in oscillator models of power grids that particular added lines can lower total grid capacity and destroy synchronous operation, causing outages.
“specific potentially new links decrease the total grid capacity and thus decrease or even destroy the locking on the grid.”
- Power grids — a new transmission line can in some configurations reduce maximum throughput or destabilize dispatch.
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