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May 4-7, 2008
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Niagara Falls
Ontario, Canada
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Sunday Morning, May 4
9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Haida Room
Presented by
Prof. Roy Billinton, Power System Research Group, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Reliability Evaluation of Electric Power Systems
Abstract
This seminar will first briefly introduce some of the basic
probability concepts used in the reliability assessment of electric
power systems and then focus on the reliability evaluation of
generation, transmission and distribution systems. The utilization of
both analytical techniques and Monte Carlo simulation will be presented.
The reliability information requirements to support both predictive and
past performance assessments of load point and system reliability will
be illustrated using Canadian utility data. The seminar will also
illustrate the extension of conventional reliability indices to value
based reliability assessment incorporating customer interruption costs.
Presenter's Biography
Roy Billinton went to Canada from England in 1952 and obtained BSc and MSc degrees
from the University of Manitoba and PhD and DSc degrees from the University
of Saskatchewan. He worked for Manitoba Hydro in the System Planning &
Production Divisions, and joined the University of Saskatchewan in 1964.
Dr Billinton was formerly Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering,
and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, Research & Extension and Acting
Dean of the College of Engineering. He is presently an Emeritus
Professor of Electrical Engineering. He has authored or co-authored eight
books on reliability and over 850 papers on power system analysis, stability,
economic system operation, and reliability. He is a Fellow of the
Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers, the Engineering
Institute of Canada, the Royal Society of Canada, the Canadian
Academy of Engineering, Foreign Associate of the United States
National Academy of Engineering, and a Professional Engineer in the
Province of Saskatchewan, Canada
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