Distribution System Modeling and Analysis

By F. Denny, D. Dismukes. 2001

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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An Improved Backward/Forward Sweep Load Flow Algorithm for Radial Distribution Systems (2007, neutral): “894848 and current relations between sending and receiving ends can be described by (1) and (2), respectively [2]”
Optimal Operation of Distribution Feeders in Smart Grids (2011, background): “The solution obtained without a local search would be more accurate, if and only if, a feasible solution could be reached, which was not possible only using commercially available solvers as previously indicated, since this did not allow making comparisons with and without local search.”
Convex relaxations and linear approximation for optimal power flow in multiphase radial networks (2014, methodology): “Power flows are governed by [12]: 1) Ohm’s law: Iij = yij(V Φij i − V Φij j ), i ∼ j.”
Optimal Reactive Power Dispatch for Voltage Regulation in Unbalanced Distribution Systems (2016, background): “We ignore line charging (shunt capacitance) since lines in distribution systems are typically so short that this admittance can be neglected [22].”
An Optimal and Distributed Method for Voltage Regulation in Power Distribution Systems (2012, background): “From thermal data for some common lines in [30], we expect the angle to be within .”
Three-phase power flow in distribution networks using Fortescue transformation (2013, methodology): “In [16]–[18] the unsymmetrical laterals are processed using the forward/backward sweep algorithm.”
Linear Power-Flow Formulation Based on a Voltage-Dependent Load Model (2013, methodology): “A number of PF solution methods have been developed to account for the specific nature of distribution systems, including the backward/forward sweep method [5] and the ladder network theory [6] method.”
A unified three-phase transformer model for distribution load flow calculations (2006, background): “Of the several dedicated distribution system load flow methods used in the power industry, the forward/backward sweep algorithm [1], with its low memory and computation requirements and robust convergence characteristic, has gained the most popularity in recent years.”
Optimal Tap Setting of Voltage Regulation Transformers in Unbalanced Distribution Systems (2016, background): “The core losses of the transformer will be neglected [1], and we will assume that each phase can independently regulate its secondary-side virtual bus voltage.”
Analysis of Residential Demand Response and double-auction markets (2011, methodology): “The power flow problem is solved using Kersting’s Forward-Back Sweep method [1].”
Exact Convex Relaxation of Optimal Power Flow in Radial Networks (2013, background): “Hence, even though the computation times of SOCP and SDP are similar for small networks, we expect SOCP to be much more efficient for medium to large networks.”
Distributed Optimal Power Flow for Smart Microgrids (2012, background): “Thus, an SDP-compliant re-formulation of the constraint on the current magnitude is possible as follows.”