Investigation of stability and failure conditions of the Western Black Sea region power system of Turkey under different operating conditions

The reliability and stable operation of energy transmission lines are gaining more and more importance day by day. With the increase in population, constantly developing technology and the development of industrialization, energy demands are increasing in direct proportion. Increasing energy needs force countries to build new power plants, establish and develop transmission lines and power transmission stations. There are some challenges in operating and controlling large power systems. In this study, the interconnected network of Bolu, Düzce and Zonguldak provinces in the Western Black Sea Region was examined and simulated in the PowerWorld Simulator program and Matlab Psat program. Crash and recovery scenarios that may occur in power systems with different simulation scenarios were examined in the computer environment and evaluated by making load flow analyzes with these programs.