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HEMP emergency planning and operating procedures for electric power systems. Power Systems Technology Program

Description: Investigations of the impact of high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP) on electric power systems and electrical equipment have revealed that HEMP creates both misoperation and failures. These events result from both the early time E{sub 1} (steep-front pulse) component and the late time E{sub 3} (geomagnetic perturbations) component of HEMP. In this report a HEMP event is viewed in terms of its marginal impact over classical power system disturbances by considering the unique properties and… more
Date: December 31, 1991
Creator: Reddoch, T. W. & Markel, L. C.
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HEMP emergency planning and operating procedures for electric power systems

Description: Investigations of the impact of high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP) on electric power systems and electrical equipment have revealed that HEMP creates both misoperation and failures. These events result from both the early time E[sub 1] (steep-front pulse) component and the late time E[sub 3] (geomagnetic perturbations) component of HEMP. In this report a HEMP event is viewed in terms of its marginal impact over classical power system disturbances by considering the unique properties and… more
Date: January 1, 1991
Creator: Reddoch, T. W. & Markel, L. C. (Electrotek Concepts, Inc., Knoxville, TN (United States))
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A Practical and Cost Effective Demonstration of Efficient Energy Usage and Quality Management Using the NII

Description: In order to be competitive in the changing electric power industry, and to promote energy efficiency and conservation, electric power providers need to have access to information on the power system to a level of detail that has not been available in the past. This level of detail extends beyond the usual voltage, current, power, and energy quantities obtained from traditional utility SCADA systems.
Date: May 1, 1999
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