2014
DOI: 10.4018/ijeoe.2014040104
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Application of Adaptive Tabu Search Algorithm in Sinusoidal Fryze Voltage Control based Hybrid Series Active Power Filter

Abstract: A novel hybrid series active power filter to eliminate harmonics and compensate reactive power is presented and analyzed. The proposed active compensation technique is based in a hybrid series active filter using adaptive Tabu search (ATS) algorithm in the conventional Sinusoidal Fryze voltage (SFV) control technique. Optimization of the conventional Sinusoidal Fryze voltage control technique has been done using adaptive tabu search algorithm. This paper discusses about the comparative performances of conventi… Show more

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“…Therefore, these approaches are not appropriate for solving ORPD. To overcome these limitations, the robust and flexible evolutionary optimization techniques such as, simple genetic algorithms " Iba (1994)", evolutionary strategies " Bhagwan, and Patvardhan (2003)", evolutionary programming "Liang, Chung, Wong and Duan(2006) ", particle swarm optimization " Yoshida, Fukuyama, Kawata, Takayama and Nakanishi (2000)", differential evolution " Liang, Chung, Wong, Duzn, and Tse (2007)", real coded genetic algorithms (RGA) " Subbaraj and Rajnaryanan(2009)", tabu search (TS) " Khalid, Kumar, Mishra & (2014)" simulated annealing (SA) " Dao, Zelinka, & Duy, H. (2012)", teaching learning based optimization (TLBO) " Mukherjee, Paul, & Roy, (2015)", cultural algorithm (CA) "Som., & Chakraborty, (2012)", improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) "Polprasert, Ongsakul, & Dieu, (2013)", biogeography based optimization (BBO) " Kamboj, & Bath, (2014)" and firefly algorithm (FA) " have been applied. These evolutionary algorithms have shown success in solving the ORPD problems since they do not need the objective and constraints as differentiable and continuous functions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, these approaches are not appropriate for solving ORPD. To overcome these limitations, the robust and flexible evolutionary optimization techniques such as, simple genetic algorithms " Iba (1994)", evolutionary strategies " Bhagwan, and Patvardhan (2003)", evolutionary programming "Liang, Chung, Wong and Duan(2006) ", particle swarm optimization " Yoshida, Fukuyama, Kawata, Takayama and Nakanishi (2000)", differential evolution " Liang, Chung, Wong, Duzn, and Tse (2007)", real coded genetic algorithms (RGA) " Subbaraj and Rajnaryanan(2009)", tabu search (TS) " Khalid, Kumar, Mishra & (2014)" simulated annealing (SA) " Dao, Zelinka, & Duy, H. (2012)", teaching learning based optimization (TLBO) " Mukherjee, Paul, & Roy, (2015)", cultural algorithm (CA) "Som., & Chakraborty, (2012)", improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) "Polprasert, Ongsakul, & Dieu, (2013)", biogeography based optimization (BBO) " Kamboj, & Bath, (2014)" and firefly algorithm (FA) " have been applied. These evolutionary algorithms have shown success in solving the ORPD problems since they do not need the objective and constraints as differentiable and continuous functions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%