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Power system transfer capability studies using constrained optimization technique

With the increase of competition in the electric utility industry, it is essential to quantify the amount of power that can be transmitted between different locations through a transmission network. The computation of transfer capability is useful both for planning and operation of power systems. This paper presents a simple, direct method for transfer capability evaluation using a nonlinear optimization technique. The effectiveness of the proposed method is illustrated using the IEEE reliability test systems.