Summary:
In the second part of this two-part study, the authors numerically validate and analyse the tri-level transmission expansion planning (TTEP) which is formulated and explained in the first part. TTEP is performed aim to minimise the destructive impacts of physical intentional attacks. At first, an illustrative example (a three-bus system) is provided to show the capability of the proposed TTEP model to find the Nash equilibria and identify the Pareto equilibria of the game among virtual attackers. Then, the proposed TTEP model is applied on the Garver network and the modified IEEE 30-bus network and numerical results for several case studies are provided. The numerical results confirm the proposed model and show its significant capability in reducing the vulnerability of the power networks.
Spanish layman's summary:
En este estudio, los autores validan y analizan numéricamente la planificación de expansión de transmisión de tres niveles que se formula y explica en la primera parte. El modelo TTEP propuesto se aplica en la red Garver y se proporcionan los resultados numéricos de la red IEEE 30-bus modificada para varios estudios de caso.
English layman's summary:
In this study, the authors numerically validate and analyse the tri-level transmission expansion planning which is formulated and explained in the first part. The proposed TTEP model is applied on the Garver network and the modified IEEE 30-bus network and numerical results for several case studies are provided.
JCR Impact Factor and WoS quartile: 2,862 - Q2 (2019); 2,000 - Q3 (2023)
DOI reference:
https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-gtd.2018.6105
Published on paper: February 2019.
Published on-line: January 2019.
Citation:
H. Nemati, M.A. Latify, G.R. Yousefi, Tri-level transmission expansion planning under intentional attacks: virtual attacker approach-part II: case studies. IET Generation Transmission & Distribution. Vol. 13, nº. 3, pp. 399 - 408, February 2019. [Online: January 2019]
