The main responsibilities of power stability include:
1. Operation scheduling: responsible for real-time monitoring, analysis and evaluation of the operation of the power system, scheduling and controlling according to actual conditions, and taking timely measures to ensure the smooth operation of the power system.
2. Fault handling: When the power system fails, locate, isolate and repair the fault in time to ensure the normal operation of the power system. At the same time, it is necessary to analyze the fault, find out the reasons and provide improvement measures to avoid similar faults from happening again.
3. Safety: Be responsible for evaluating and monitoring the safety of the power system, identifying potential safety risks, and taking timely measures to deal with them to ensure the safe operation of the power system. At the same time, it is necessary to formulate safety operation procedures and emergency plans, and organize relevant personnel to conduct training and drills.
4. Optimal scheduling: By scheduling and optimizing the load, power generation and transmission of power system, the efficiency and economy of power system operation are realized. Optimal scheduling includes load forecasting and scheduling, power market transaction scheduling, power optimization of transmission lines, etc.
To maintain power stability, it is necessary to master the operation principle and related technical knowledge of power system, and have the ability of emergency treatment and technical judgment. At the same time, we should have team spirit and communication and cooperation ability in order to coordinate with other departments and units.