Classification of self healing in power system
This paper presents a survey of the literature on the strategies to enhance the resilience of power systems while shedding lights on the research gaps. Using a deductive methodology on the literature coverin.
••Comprehensive review of more than 200 papers published between 2010.
It is generally acknowledged that one of the greatest challenges facing the society of the 21st century is related to sustainable and low-carbon use of energy [1] because many sectors of t.
To obtain the required networks for bibliometric analysis, the procedure similar to [9] described in Fig. 2 is followed. The literature examined were drawn from databases.
Approaches in recent literature often highlight, amongst others, increases in redundant capacities [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17]; non-centralized generating assets [18].
With the large scale penetration of renewable energy sources combined with power grids capable of isolating themselves in microgrids, the scale and complexity of distribution.
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