An artificial bee colony based optimal placement and sizing of distributed generation

Biswas, Soma; Chatterjee, Amitava; Goswami, S. K.

doi:10.1109/ciec.2014.6959109

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“…The economical assessments include emissions, operating costs etc. [6][7][8][9]. Though different literature pays attention to dispatch of DG which mainly directed to economic benefit [10][11][12][13].…”

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A Method for Distributed Generator Dispatch Strategy in Distribution Network

Asaduzzaman¹,

Rahaman²,

Reza³

et al. 2018

JEE

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Since a load of power system changes continuously, the generation also adjusted for supply-demand balance purpose. If there exist more distributed generators in the distribution network, the dispatch strategy becomes more crucial. The possibility of having numerous controllable microgrids, diesel generator (DG) units and loads for microgrids (MGs) system requires an efficient dispatch strategy in order to balance supply demand for reducing the total cost of the integrated system. In this paper, a method for the dispatch of the distributed generator in distributed power systems has been proposed. The dispatch strategy is such that it keeps a flat voltage profile, reduces the network losses, increases the maximum loading and voltage security margin of the system. The procedure is based on the analysis of continuous power flow. The method is executed on a 34-bus test system. The MATLAB based PSAT packages are used for simulation purpose.

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A Method for Distributed Generator Dispatch Strategy in Distribution Network

Asaduzzaman¹,

Rahaman²,

Reza³

et al. 2018

JEE

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“…Soma [8] proposed artificial bee colony algorithm to placement and sizing distributed generator, This method was tested on a 34 bus radial distribution system. This research considers the economic objective function in determining the location and size of distributed generators.…”

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Implementation of Placement and Determination of Capacitor Capacity in Medan City Medium Voltage Distribution Network Using the Electrical Transient Analysis Program

Simamora,

Dewy,

Silitonga

et al. 2024

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The characteristics of an electric power distribution system, often radial in shape and distant from the generator, result in voltage drops. When these drops fall below tolerance levels, it adversely affects power quality for consumers connected to the distribution network. To address this issue, various methods such as network reconfiguration, distributed generator placement, and capacitor placement are employed. This study focuses on the use of capacitors to rectify voltage drops in the medium voltage distribution network in Medan city. The placement of capacitors and determination of their capacities were conducted using the Electrical Transient Analyzer Program (ETAP). Before the capacitor placement, the initial condition of the medium voltage distribution network showed an active power loss of 256.1 kW and a minimum voltage of 11.41 kV. Following the placement of capacitors on bus 18 and bus 34, each with a capacity of 600 kVAR, the power flow analysis revealed a reduction in power loss to 194.9 kW, representing a 23.90% decrease. Additionally, the minimum voltage increased to 11.891 kV, marking a 4.2% improvement.

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“…The proposed technique demonstrated on 15 bus RDN. Author discussed about weighting method and penalty function approach for location of DG [23]. Placement of DG and sizing along with capacitor is analyzed with DLF method [24].…”

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Optimal placement and sizing of distributed generation for loss minimization using ABC optimization

Valavala¹

2021

IJAPE

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The distributed generation (DG) refers to the use of the nearby units of small generation or in the sleefelzentres. Revisions have shown that unfitting choice of the position and scope of the DG can lead to bigger system sufferers than DG's sufferers. Public services are already available before the high loss of energy loss and of the mediocre voltage profile, in particular developing countries cannot tolerate any increase in losses. From optimal allocation, public services in the reduction of system losses improve tension adjustment and improve delivery reliability. This article aims to minimalize the annual system's annual loss through the appropriate positioning and size of the DG units. The artificials bee colony (ABC) of EPA are inspired by the behavior of the API feeding, this method is incredibly conventional, a stroke or a peoplated stochastic optimization algorithm to meet the solution of the specified problem. At MATLAB, a probabilistic approach is simulated to reach the target indicates that the size of the DGs to be installed to reduce almost the same loss as a percentage that the situation in which the load power is considered constant.

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An artificial bee colony based optimal placement and sizing of distributed generation

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

A Method for Distributed Generator Dispatch Strategy in Distribution Network

A Method for Distributed Generator Dispatch Strategy in Distribution Network

Implementation of Placement and Determination of Capacitor Capacity in Medan City Medium Voltage Distribution Network Using the Electrical Transient Analysis Program

Optimal placement and sizing of distributed generation for loss minimization using ABC optimization

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