Preliminary Studies on Dynamic Reduction of the Turkish Transmission Network

The increasing size and complexity of electrical power systems necessitate the development of reduced equivalent models for efficient representation. This paper presents preliminary studies proposing a method for creating a reduced dynamic model of a real power system, signifying the initial stage of an ongoing and evolving investigation. The theoretical foundation of the suggested methodology is extensively explored, establishing the groundwork for further research. Practical implementation details are elaborated, providing a starting point for future refinements and investigations. As a case study, the proposed method is applied to the Turkish transmission grid model, utilizing the existing 70-bus static grid model. This initial application demonstrates the potential of the reduction technique while acknowledging its continuous development. The developed reduced dynamic model exhibits promise in enhancing computational efficiency while maintaining accuracy, making it valuable for network planning, market simulations, and other critical analyses.