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The North American Electric Reliability Corporation apparently doesn't agree with that assessment: "NERC recognizes that other studies have indicated a severe
by Jeema101 6y ago
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation apparently doesn't agree with that assessment:
"NERC recognizes that other studies have indicated a severe GMD event would result in the failure of a large number of EHV transformers. The work of the GMD Task Force documented in this report does not support this result for reasons detailed in Chapter 5 (Power Transformers), and Chapter 8 (Power System Analysis). Instead, voltage instability is the far more likely result of a severe GMD storm, although older transformers of a certain design and transformers near the end of operation life could experience damage."
https://web.archive.org/web/20150908075507/https://www.frcc.com/Public%20Awareness/Lists/Announcements/Attachments/105/GMD%20Interim%20Report.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20150908075507/https://www.frcc....
- SuoDuanDao 6y agoWell, I wasn't worried till I saw that. It reminds me of Trump saying there was no reason to worry about Coronavirus.
- spdustin 6y agoRead this transcript [0] of remarks—given to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission—at a 2016 hearing on US power transmission reliability. These remarks directly contradict the relevance and, indeed, the reliability of the NERC study quoted. [0] (pdf): https://www.resilientsocieties.org/uploads/5/4/0/0/54008795/resilient_societies_testimony_rm15-11-00_march_1_2016_tech_conference_final_feb_23_2016.pdf https://www.resilientsocieties.org/uploads/5/4/0/0/54008795/...