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A reliability and economic evaluation of a transmission system-II: Using probability method
For Part I, see ibid., pp. 94-100 (1993). The reliability of a transmission system model consisting of transmission lines, transformers, and circuit breakers is calculated from sample data using the probability method. The results of this method differ by less than 0.7% from the results of Part I when the reliabilities of the circuit breakers are set to 100%. If the reliabilities of the circuit breakers are known and are different from 100%, this method must be used to obtain more accurate reliability.
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