This paper studies the suppressing effect of Dynamical distribution of capacities (DDC) strategy in cascading failure of power grid. This strategy is proposed based on load characteristics and transmission method of power grid. Through research of suppressing effects under 3 different mode attack modes, it is found that this strategy achieves good effect under different attacking modes and in grid with different load, but suppressing characteristics are not the same. For the strategy of attacking the node with the highest load (HL), the suppress- ing effect is more obvious in high load power grid while for the strategy of attacking the node with the lowest load (LL), the suppressing effect is more ob- vious in low load power grid. For the strategy of attacking the node with the highest proportion between the capacity of the attacked node and the total ca- pacities of the neighboring nodes (HPC), the suppressing effect is rather obvious in any kind of load conditions in power grid.
['Zhijuan Jia', 'Yu Zhang', 'Cong Feng', 'Mingsheng Hu']
Dynamical Distribution of Capacities Strategy for Suppressing Cascading Failure in Power Grid