New Methods for Evaluating Distribution Automation and Control (DAC) Systems Benefits

Ross, Mark; Patton,; Cohen,; Carson, Paul L.

doi:10.1109/mper.1981.5511610

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“…This problem is solved using a variant of the exchange algorithm proposed by Ross et al (1981) where a Tabu search procedure is applied to avoid local optima.…”

Section: General Approach To the Distribution Network Planning Problemmentioning

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The electrical distribution network planning problem

Paciornik

Ferland

Cléroux

2003

Int Trans Operational Res

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In this paper we are dealing with the electrical distribution network planning problem where a network configuration has to be specified in order to meet demand, to satisfy the operating constraints, and to minimize investment, operating, and power-loss costs. The iterative procedure includes several heuristic algorithms to generate a radial network, to choose a set of open feeders to meet the reliability constraint, and to solve the reconfiguration problem in order to reduce the power-loss costs. Furthermore, in order to compare the reliability of potential solutions, a predictive reliability assessment measure is established.

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“…This problem is solved using a variant of the exchange algorithm proposed by Ross et al (1981) where a Tabu search procedure is applied to avoid local optima.…”

Section: General Approach To the Distribution Network Planning Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

The electrical distribution network planning problem

Paciornik

Ferland

Cléroux

2003

Int Trans Operational Res

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“…Other search procedures include Ross et al [8) and Dialynas et al[5]. The largest system for which these methods were used consisted of 115 nodes, 10 feeders and a single substation.…”

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Optimal restoration of power supply in large distribution systems in developing countries

Devi

Anandalingam²

1995

IEEE Trans. Power Delivery

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A computer aided optimal method has been developed for the restoration of electric supply t o areas isolated from the network following a fault in a distribution system. A search technique is used where the search is guided by appropriate heuristics. The optimum solution entails finding the strategy which involves the operation of minimum number of switchgear for rerouting the supply within the constraint of specified loading. This is an essential requirement in countries like India where the circuit breakers are almost always manually operated and a number of transformers and feeders operate close to their rated capacity. It pays therefore t o adopt different strategies at peak load and off peak conditions since the number of breaker operations is so critical. The heuristic search that is developed is applied to a large distribution system and provides very good results.

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“…The [4] introduce an algorithm for large radial distribution systems. Other method applied to distribution system planning in the [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12].…”

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Optimal Substation Placement in Radial Distribution Network Considering Load Fluctuation

Yang¹,

Guo²,

Wang³

et al. 2020

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It is an important aim of substation placement to reduce the energy losses in feeder lines. The energy losses mainly depend on the sizes of load, lengths of feeder lines and load fluctuation. Load fluctuation is ignored in the existed publications. In this paper, an optimization method of substation placement considering the load fluctuation is proposed to achieve the minimum total costs of energy losses in feeder lines. In the proposed method, the concept of loss equivalent duration under maximum load is introduced to quantitatively assess the impact of load fluctuation on the energy losses. Numerical results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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New Methods for Evaluating Distribution Automation and Control (DAC) Systems Benefits

Cited by 7 publications

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The electrical distribution network planning problem

The electrical distribution network planning problem

Optimal restoration of power supply in large distribution systems in developing countries

Optimal Substation Placement in Radial Distribution Network Considering Load Fluctuation

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