Multistage Model for Distribution Expansion Planning With Distributed Generation—Part I: Problem Formulation
By S. Haffner, L. Pereira, L. A. Pereira, Lucio Barreto. IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2008
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Bi-Level Approach to Distribution Network and Renewable Energy Expansion Planning Considering Demand Response (2017, methodology): “Following the description provided in [23] and successfully implemented in [1], the linearized network model is an adapted version of the dc model that is based on two assumptions: (i) all current injections and flows have the same power factor, and (ii) the per-unit voltage drop across a branch is ”
- Imposing Radiality Constraints in Distribution System Optimization Problems (2012, background): “As in the DSR problem, the radiality in the DSP problem has also been considered complicated, as shown in [3].”
- Optimal Conductor Size Selection and Reconductoring in Radial Distribution Systems Using a Mixed-Integer LP Approach (2013, background): “These errors are considered acceptable in the solution of distribution planning problems, and for this reason the sole use of the component is common in studies of EDS planning [20], [21] and conductor size selection [4], [6].”
- A Constructive Heuristic Algorithm for Distribution System Planning (2010, background): “Some DSP research also include the primary-secondary distribution planning [4] and the DSP problem with distributed generation [3] and [5].”
- A Flexible Mixed-Integer Linear Programming Approach to the AC Optimal Power Flow in Distribution Systems (2014, background): “Other MILP formulations do account for the AC nature of the problem and for KVL, but are built around simple linear approximations of nonlinear relationships, such as representing voltage drops as linear products and/or modeling loads as fixed current injections [14]–[17].”
- Distribution System Planning With Reliability (2011, background): “(8) The constraints considered in the problem are shown to follow [6], [9], [10]:”