energy losses and voltage stability study in distribution network with distributed generation
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Abstract
With the distributed generation technology widely applied, some system problems
such as overvoltages and undervoltages are gradually remarkable, which are
caused by distributed generations like wind energy system (WES) and photovoltaic
system (PVS) because of their probabilistic output power which relied on natural conditions.
Since the impacts of WES and PVS are important in the distribution system
voltage quality, we study these in this paper using new models with the probability
density function of node voltage and the cumulative distribution function of
total losses. We apply these models to solve the IEEE33 distribution system to be
chosen in IEEE standard database. We compare our method with the Monte Carlo
simulation method in three different cases, respectively. In the three cases, these
results not only can provide the important reference information for the next stage
optimization design, system reliability, and safety analysis but also can reduce amount
of calculation.
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| Authors | ;Hongwei Ren;Congying Han;Tiande Guo;Wei Pei |
| Journal | Chemico-biological interactions |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/939482
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