DMPC based distributed voltage control for unbalanced distribution networks with single-/three-phase DGs

Jiao, Wenshu; Wu, Qiuwei; Chen, Jian; Li, Canbing; Zhou, Bin

doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2023.109068

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“…The effect of single-phase DG in an unbalanced distribution system has been studied by Amirullah et al [24], Pinthurat and Hredzak [25], and Jiao et al [26], but DG type and harmonics are not considered. This paper explores the most advantageous positioning of various types of single-phase DG units in unbalanced distribution systems.…”

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Single-phase distributed generations for power balanced using adaptive real coded genetic algorithm

Umar,

Faanzir,

Iswan

et al. 2024

IJAPE

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Easy access to distributed generation (DG) technology is promoting the utilization of single-phase DGs for residential purposes. Surplus energy generated by household DGs can be shared or sold to other communities through existing networks. However, the interconnection of single-phase DGs from residential generators to the distribution network requires careful handling to secure the reliability and quality of the electric power system. This paper focuses on the optimal placement of single-phase multi-type DGs on unbalanced distribution systems that are connected to nonlinear loads. The objective of this study is to minimize the power losses and voltage unbalances in the distribution networks. To verify the efficacy of this method in reducing voltage unbalances and harmonics, an optimization approach is also presented using three-phase DG. Optimal placement of DG is performed on a modified Kaliasin distribution system using an adaptive real coded genetic algorithm (ARC-GA). Simulation results demonstrate that the installation of single-phase DGs is highly effective in reducing power losses and voltage unbalances in the distribution networks.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%