Probabilistic load flow in distribution networks: An updated and comprehensive review with a new classification proposal

Abbasi, Ali Reza; Mohammadi, Mohammad

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2023.109497

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“…In this study, MCS method is used because it obtains more accurate results than other methods and is more straightforward to implement than other methods. MCS simulation is used to test the accuracy of other PLF methods [1]. It is observed in the study that the computational cost of this method is no longer a problem thanks to the increasing processing power of computers.…”

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Investigating The Impact of Renewable Energy Sources on Networked Microgrids Using Probabilistic Load Flow

2023

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Efforts to reduce the environmental impact of fossil fuels have led to the proliferation of renewable energy sources in the power grid. As a result of the increase in renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, uncertainties in the grid have increased. It is not possible to observe these increasing uncertainties with deterministic methods. Therefore, it is necessary to observe the output values for different input conditions using stochastic methods. Probabilistic power flow (PPF) was used as a stochastic method in our study. We performed the study on a micro-grid (MG) test system with Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS), which gives more accurate results than other methods. This method records the results by performing the deterministic power flow repeatedly with high repetition numbers. With the increasing processing power of computers, Monte Carlo simulations can be performed much faster. The test system used utilizes multiple microgrids (MGs). There are no studies in the literature using MGs of this complexity. In the test system used, four microgrids are connected to each other. In the results obtained, we can see the total losses region by region. Only the lines between the microgrids are approaching their limits. The aim of this study was to produce a program that can perform probabilistic power flow analysis in MGs. By making improvements in the developed program, probabilistic load flow was performed in a very high busbar system in a short time.

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confidence: 99%