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Programs for Analyzing the Reliability of EPS, Conditions, and Basic Provisions of Their Application to the Design Practice

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Reliability of Power Systems

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This chapter presents two programs. One of them is “KORALL,” which is the originally created program by the suggested methods (80s), and the second is “YANTAR,” which is the evolution and improvement of the “KORALL” program both methodically and in terms of the progress of computer technology.

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Kovalev, G.F., Lebedeva, L.M. (2019). Programs for Analyzing the Reliability of EPS, Conditions, and Basic Provisions of Their Application to the Design Practice. In: Reliability of Power Systems. Power Systems. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-18736-1_3

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