Advantages of Power Grid System:
(i) Exchange of peak loads
(2) Use of Older Plants:
(3) Ensures economical operation:
(4) Increases diversity factor:
(5) Reduces plant reserve capacity:
- Exchange of peak loads
- Use of older plants
- Ensures economical operation
- Increases diversity factor
- Reduces plant reserve capacity
- Increases reliability of supply
- Let us discuss each of the advantages in detail
(i) Exchange of peak loads
- If the load curve of a power station shows a peak demand that is greater than the rated capacity of the plant, then the excess load can be shared by other stations interconnected with it.
(2) Use of Older Plants:
- The interconnected grid system makes it possible to use the older and less efficient plants to carry peak loads of short duration.
(3) Ensures economical operation:
- The interconnected grid system makes the operation of concerned power stations quite economical.
(4) Increases diversity factor:
- The load curves of different interconnected stations are generally different.
- In other words, the diversity factor of the system is improved, so increasing the effective capacity of the system.
(5) Reduces plant reserve capacity:
Every power station is required to have a standby unit for emergencies.
(6) Increases reliability of supply:
- If a major breakdown occurs in one station, continuity of the supply can be maintained by other healthy stations.
- Grid software and standards are still evolving
- Learning curve to get started
- Non-interactive job submission
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