Grid Failure Cascade
When one part of a power grid fails, it can overload neighbouring nodes — triggering a chain reaction that spreads across the entire network. Adjust the failure threshold and grid connectivity to discover how grid topology determines whether a local fault stays local or escalates into a system-wide blackout.
Fraction of a node's neighbours that must already have failed before it trips. Lower values mean a more fragile grid.
Density of transmission lines between substations. Higher connectivity creates looped configurations that can buffer failures.
Failed nodes
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Blackout coverage
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Cascade depth
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Click any node to trigger an initial fault and observe how failures propagate.