-In electric power system, the line stability indices adopted in most of the instances laid stress on variation of reactive power than real power variation of the transmission line. In this paper, a proposal is made with the formulation of a New Voltage Stability Index (NVSI) which originates from the equation of a two bus network, neglecting the resistance of transmission line, resulting in appreciable variations in both real and reactive loading. The efficacy of the index and fuzzy based load flow are validated with IEEE 30 bus and Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) 69 bus system, a practical system in India. The results could prove that the identification of weak bus and critical line in both systems is effectively done. The weak area of the practical system and the contingency ranking with overloading either line or generator outages are found by conducting contingency analysis using NVSI.
Summary
The distribution flexible alternating current system (D‐FACT) devices are being increasingly placed in the distribution system due to their several practical and environmental benefits. In this work, a novel grey wolf optimizer (GWO) algorithm as a meta‐heuristic technique is applied to solve the reconfiguration problem, the installation of distribution static compensator (D‐STATCOM) problem, and the combination of these two problem. The aim of this research is to diminish the total power loss and the load‐balancing (LB) index of the radial distribution system. First, the index vector (IV) method is employed to suggest the candidate busses for D‐STATCOM allocation. Then, the GWO algorithm is applied to establish the locations and sizes of the D‐STATCOM from the candidate busses. An overall accurateness and consistency of the proposed GWO algorithm has been validated and experienced on a 33‐bus, a 69‐bus, and a real‐time 31‐bus radial distribution system, India with three kinds of load levels. In addition, the proposed method results are ideal as compared with other intellectual methods like genetic algorithm (GA) and fuzzy GA.
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