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Calculation of generation system reliability index: Expected Energy Not Served

Shirvani et al., 2012

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14387469601264932566
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Shirvani M
Memaripour A
Abdollahi M
Salimi A
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Life Sci. J

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Generation system reliability is an important factor in the long term planning for future system capacity expansion to make sure that the total installed capacity is sufficient to support demand. The planning process utilizes reliability indices as criteria to decide on new …
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