Flower pollination-based optimal placement of distributed generation units in distribution networks

Venkatesan, Yogambari; Palanivelu, Aravindhababu

doi:10.1504/ijetp.2021.118337

IJETP

2021

DOI: 10.1504/ijetp.2021.118337

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Flower pollination-based optimal placement of distributed generation units in distribution networks

Yogambari Venkatesan¹,

Aravindhababu Palanivelu²

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Modified rainfall optimization based method for solving distributed generation placement and reconfiguration problems in distribution networks

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Int J Numerical Modelling

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This article formulates the distribution generation placement and the network reconfiguration problems of distribution networks (DNs) as a composite multiobjective optimization problem by normalizing and combining the objective functions, and suggests a new rainfall optimization (RFO) based method for solving the developed problem. The RFO, a metaheuristic optimization algorithm that models the behavior of raindrops falling down from a hill towards sea, has certain drawbacks such as removal of inactive raindrops that weakens the search process, and the possibility of choosing the same raindrop as inactive throughout the iterative process. This article also introduces modifications in the RFO for overcoming its drawbacks before adopting it in the proposed method. It considers two scenarios with seven test cases for simulation study, and compares the results of two standard DNs with existing methods for exhibiting the superior performances in respect of final solution, robustness, voltage profile, and average execution time of the proposed method.

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Modified rainfall optimization based method for solving distributed generation placement and reconfiguration problems in distribution networks

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Flower pollination-based optimal placement of distributed generation units in distribution networks

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Modified rainfall optimization based method for solving distributed generation placement and reconfiguration problems in distribution networks

Modified rainfall optimization based method for solving distributed generation placement and reconfiguration problems in distribution networks

Analytical index-based allocation and sizing of Lambert-W modeled PV in an active distribution network

Optimal allocation of controllable power factor distributed generation with network reconfiguration on electric vehicle charging station loaded distribution network

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