Fair allocation of transmission power losses

By Antonio Gómez Expósito, J. R. Santos, T. García, E. A. Velasco. 2000

203 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Antonio J. Conejo
2. J. M. Arroyo
3. Javier Contreras
4. Rubin Taleski
5. Metodija Atanasovski
6. Antonio Padilha-Feltrin
7. Delberis Araujo Lima
8. Luis Baringo

In Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality

1. Antonio J. Conejo
2. J. M. Arroyo
3. Rubin Taleski
4. Metodija Atanasovski
5. François Bouffard
6. Rubén R. Romero

Citations in the corpus

• A cooperative game theory analysis for transmission loss allocation (2008, methodology): “Refs. [16, 19 ] propose methods to find a way to split the cross-term into two parts (2PF1k PF2k ). However, in this paper, this is not necessary because the losses are calculated based on coalitions.”
• Transmission Loss Allocation: A Comparison of Different Practical Algorithms (2002, methodology): “Furthermore, if linearization techniques are used to allocate the flow of a given line to generators and demands, the cross terms associated with quadratic functions [ versus and from ] do not allow assigning directly losses to generators and consumers [3].”
• Power Summation Method for Loss Allocation in Radial Distribution Networks With DG (2011, methodology): “The same considerations can be applied for reactive power flows, although that was not applied in [9], because in [ 9 ], dc power flow technique is used.”