2004 IEEE Africon. 7th Africon Conference in Africa (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37590)
DOI: 10.1109/africon.2004.1406772
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An optimal strategy for switching devices allocation in radial distribution network

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“…As chaves automatizadas são equipamentos de custo elevado, entre U$ 9.000,00 e e 20.000,00 (CHAO-SHUN et al, 2006;DE TUGLIE et al, 2004), e que demandam um sistema de comunicação e software de gerenciamento. Devido a esse alto custo, nãoé viável, em um primeiro momento, a sua alocação generalizada em todos os alimentadores de uma rede de distribuição abrangente.…”
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“…As chaves automatizadas são equipamentos de custo elevado, entre U$ 9.000,00 e e 20.000,00 (CHAO-SHUN et al, 2006;DE TUGLIE et al, 2004), e que demandam um sistema de comunicação e software de gerenciamento. Devido a esse alto custo, nãoé viável, em um primeiro momento, a sua alocação generalizada em todos os alimentadores de uma rede de distribuição abrangente.…”
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“…The strategy of distribution system switch reconfiguration is utilized for fault localization, isolation, system restoration, and optimizing the performance during those procedures. In [141,142], the authors deal with the problem of optimal reconfiguration of radial distribution networks for minimum loss operations while [143,144] proposed an optimal strategy for switching devices considers costs of customer outage, installation, as well as annual operation and maintenance. A switch reconfiguration procedure was presented in [145,146,147,148] for distribution system restoration with maximizing the restored load and minimizing the number of switching operations and the analyses in [145,146] were based on graph theory.…”
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“…The main purpose to exploit this problem is to achieve optimization. In [141,142], the authors deal with the problem existed in radial distribution networks for minimum loss operations while [143,144] proposed a strategy for switching devices considers costs of customer outage, installation, as well as annual operation and maintenance. In [145,146,147,148] introduce methods with maximizing the restored load and minimizing the number of switching operations to achieve distribution system restoration based on the graph theory.…”
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confidence: 99%