What is the result when Time Error Correction is applied?

When Time Error Correction is applied, it offsets the Net Interchange Schedule by frequency bias. This process is essential in maintaining the balance between generation and load across interconnected systems.

Time Error Correction aims to adjust the net interchange schedule by accounting for any discrepancies in system frequency that can arise due to different factors affecting power system operations. By incorporating frequency bias into the Net Interchange Schedule, operators can help ensure that the actual generation and consumption of electricity remain in sync, thereby minimizing the risk of frequency deviations that can lead to reliability issues.

This correction assists in stabilizing the grid by ensuring that the total power flow corresponds appropriately to the frequency observed in the system. By adjusting the schedules based on frequency bias, the overall frequency of the system can be kept closer to the target, which is vital for the operational health of the power grid.