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Arizona Extreme Contingency Analysis 2009 & 2016 5 th BTA Presentation

Arizona Extreme Contingency Analysis 2009 & 2016 5 th BTA Presentation. Jonathan Stahlhut, Ph.D. Transmission Planning Engineer, APS May 22-23, 2008. Study Assumptions. Utilize the 2009 and 2016 heavy summer power flow cases The integrated Arizona power system is represented

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Arizona Extreme Contingency Analysis 2009 & 2016 5 th BTA Presentation

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  1. Arizona Extreme Contingency Analysis2009 & 20165th BTA Presentation Jonathan Stahlhut, Ph.D. Transmission Planning Engineer, APS May 22-23, 2008

  2. Study Assumptions • Utilize the 2009 and 2016 heavy summer power flow cases • The integrated Arizona power system is represented • Corridors are chosen based upon exposure to forest fires and other extreme events • Cholla-Saguaro and Coronado-Silverking 500kV lines • Navajo South 500kV lines • Four Corners-Cholla-Pinnacle Peak 345kV lines • Glen Canyon-Flagstaff-Pinnacle Peak 345kV lines 5th BTA

  3. ARIZONA STATE EHV MAP GLEN CANYON TO NAVAJO CRYSTAL FOUR CORNERS MOENKOPI TO CALIF. TO MEAD / MARKETPLACE SELIGMAN COCONINO ROUND YAVAPAI VERDE FLAGSTAFF VALLEY CHOLLA CORONADO DUGAS (VV1) PREACHER GAVILAN CANYON PEAK WEST WING PINNACLE PEAK PALO VERDE- LIBERTY KYRENE HASSAYAMPA RUDD SILVERKING JOJOBA BROWNING KNOX DESERT REDHAWK BASIN CASA GILA RIVER TO CALIF. GRANDE N.GILA SANTA 500KV ROSA GILA BEND TAT MOMOLI SAGUARO YUCCA LEGEND TUCSON EXISTING 500 KV LINES EXISTING 345 KV LINES EXISTING 230 KV LINES POWER PLANT EXISTING 115 KV LINES NUCLEAR POWER PLANT 115KV & ABOVE SUBSTATION (EXISTING) 5/23/06 NORTH Substation locations and line routings depict an electrical connection only and Transmission Planning do not reflect any assumed physical locations or routing.

  4. Study Assumptions • Transformer banks studied • Browning 500/230kV • Transformer banks not studied • Rudd 500/230kV transformer outage • Equivalent to single contingency of Palo Verde-Rudd 500kV line • This outage is studied under the 10 year plan • Pinnacle Peak 345/230kV transformer outage • Equivalent to outages of the 345kV lines into Pinnacle Peak • This is already studied with the 345 kV lines into Pinnacle Peak outage in the extreme contingency study 5th BTA

  5. SUMMARY OF RESULTS (2009) • For all outages studied, all load can be served & local Phoenix reserve requirements met • Some outages from remote generation would require redispatching from other available sources • Maximum redispatch requirement is ~800MW @ Navajo • Generation made up or purchased from available AZ and CA units • Some outages would require some system reconfiguration to alleviate overloads • Without system reconfiguration, load reduction is required for outages of corridors into Pinnacle Peak 5th BTA

  6. SUMMARY OF RESULTS (2016) • Outages of the Cholla-Saguaro and Coronado-Silverking lines causes a reduction of Phoenix import capability • For all other outages studied, all load can be served & local Phoenix reserve requirements met • Some outages from remote generation would require redispatch from other available sources • Maximum redispatch requirement is ~800MW @ Navajo • Generation made up or purchased from available AZ and CA units • Some outages would require some system reconfiguration to alleviate overloads 5th BTA

  7. Arizona Extreme Contingency Analysis2009 & 20165th BTA Presentation Jonathan Stahlhut, Ph.D. Transmission Planning Engineer, APS May 22-23, 2008

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