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Innovative short-circuit comparative analysis technique, leveraging the Millman, Thevenin, Rosen, and Kron Theorems, to significantly enhance the operational sustainability of power
system networks

Tariq MASOOD, Jamil Abdo, Kiamiao Liu, Shakil M. Rahman, Iftikhar Ul- Haq

Department of Engineering and Sustainable Technologies, Frostburg State University - 101 Braddock Road Frostburg, MD 21532 USA
TOPSOE Making Energy Transition, DK-2800 Kgs-Lyngby Denmar

2026-06-27

This paper introduces an innovative technique for analyzing electrical power operations and the associated control
challenges. The technique, along with its essential tools, significantly enhances the operational sustainability of electrical power system engineering. It provides quick solutions to sustainability issues, effectively minimizing the need for extensive analyses through various methods. These methods and tools serve as efficient aids for analysis, seamlessly integrated into multiple computer solutions. We conducted a comprehensive comparative analysis of short circuits and employed various mathematical configurations to assess large electrical power system networks. A key focus of this research includes Millman's Theorem, Thevenin's Theorem, Rosen's Theorem, and Kron’s Theorem, which are applied through basic power system circuit analysis. This demonstrates the thoroughness and validity of our findings. Furthermore, we developed a seamless simulation to evaluate the criticality of disturbances in power system operations and control. This research was conducted at Frostburg State University.

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