A Fuzzy-Multiagent Service Restoration Scheme for Distribution System With Distributed Generation

Elmitwally, A.; El-Said, Mohammed; Elgamal, Mohamed; Chen, Zhe

doi:10.1109/tste.2015.2413872

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“…In Reference , a service recovery problem for a distributed network in the presence of DG resources with a minimum number of switching operations is investigated using a multistage fuzzy meta‐heuristic algorithm. Although a comprehensive study is carried out in Reference , it has some problems since planning is based on fuzzy logic. Based on predetermined rules, the decision‐making process is based on fuzzy logic.…”

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“…The node‐depth encoding method is proposed into the nondominated sorting genetic algorithm. In References , meta‐heuristic algorithms are used to solve the problem that alone cannot achieve the optimal solution. In restoration due to the existence of different restoration modes should help the meta‐heuristic algorithm.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Backup feeders are only used in References for the restoration problem. In Reference , load shedding and islanding state are not considered for restoration. In References , load shedding is not considered for restoration.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Self‐healing optimization in active distribution network to improve reliability, and reduction losses, switching cost and load shedding

Choopani

Hedayati

Effatnejad

2020

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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Summary Self‐healing refers to the specific ability of the smart grid that takes precautionary actions before the fault. It also performs fault location, isolation, and service restoration to minimize network damage after the fault. This process is performed with the help of communications infrastructure and remote control. The main components of this article include the use of graph theory and binary particle swarm optimization algorithm for optimal switching, the use of particle swarm optimization algorithm and forward‐backward sweep load flow for load shedding and distributed generation rescheduling, investigating the effect of self‐healing on improved reliability, power losses reduction, and load shedding reduction and the present a new approach for self‐healing optimization and a new mathematical model. The problem of self‐healing due to nonlinear and unbounded constraints is one of the nonconvex mixed integer nonlinear programming optimization problems. The optimization problem becomes a convex mixed integer linear programming optimization problem using the proposed scheme. Due to the nonlinearity and the nonconvexity of the problem, commercial solvers are not able to solve this problem. Even the Baron solver, which is used to solve nonconvex nonlinear problems, cannot achieve the optimal global solution. However, the proposed method is easily able to achieve the optimal solution by eliminating the nonlinear and nonconvex element. A modified RBTS‐4 distribution system is used as a test system. The IEEE 33‐bus distribution system is used to validate the proposed method. The results of case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.

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Self‐healing optimization in active distribution network to improve reliability, and reduction losses, switching cost and load shedding

Choopani

Hedayati

Effatnejad

2020

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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“…In this regard, the only existing studies for rapid restoration from faults are as follows: a multi-stage/multiple micro-grid technique for dividing the islanding operation section [7,8], an islanding operation method engaging the droop control of the DG when the fault section is isolated [9][10][11][12][13], a voltage control strategy that involves switching between the grid-connected mode and islanding operation mode for the VSC (Voltage-Sourced Converters) type of DGs [14], a Multi Agent System (MAS) technique for dividing switches, DGs, and load into agents for quick fault restoration [15][16][17][18][19][20], and a fault restoration method for minimizing the number of switch operations for load transfer [21]. However, these papers have focused on permanent faults and temporary faults have not been considered.…”

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Temporary Fault Ride-Through Method in Power Distribution Systems with Distributed Generations Based on PCS

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The current practice of Distributed Generation (DG) disconnection for every fault in distribution systems has an adverse effect on utility and stable power trading when the penetration level of DGs is high. That is, in the process of fault detecting and Circuit Breaker (CB) reclosing when a temporary fault occurs, DGs should be disconnected from the Point of Common Coupling (PCC) before CB reclosing. Then all DGs should wait at least 5 minutes after restoration for reconnection and cannot supply the pre-bid power in power market during that period. To solve this problem, this paper proposes a control method that can keep operating without disconnection of DG. This control method is verified through modeling and simulation by the PSCAD/EMTDC software package for distribution systems with DGs based on PCS (Power Conditioning Systems) and CB reclosing protection.

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“…One of the main goals is to optimize reconfiguration of the network by using the potential of distributed generation (DG) as in [1] and [2]. They use multi-agent systems or hybrid control approaches to find optimal restoration sequences [3].…”

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Restoration of Low-Voltage Distribution Systems With Inverter-Interfaced DG Units

Dietmannsberger

Wang

Blaabjerg

et al. 2018

IEEE Trans. on Ind. Applicat.

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The increasing share of distributed generation (DG) offers new chances in grid restoration of low-voltage distribution grids. Instead of relying on the transmission or high-and medium-voltage levels, establishing islanding operation in lowvoltage grids might be a good option after a wide-area voltage collapse. This paper proposes a restoration strategy from zero voltage conditions for inverter-interfaced DG under islanded conditions. In the approach, a flexible and scalable Master DG inverter concept is introduced for distributed generations, where no communication is needed and an outage of the Master can be balanced by other DG inverters. The control strategy ensures the tracking of nominal values of the system voltage and frequency without zero steady-state error. The influences of non-controllable DG are also taken into account in the strategy with an effective countermeasure developed. Experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

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A Fuzzy-Multiagent Service Restoration Scheme for Distribution System With Distributed Generation

Cited by 49 publications

References 35 publications

Self‐healing optimization in active distribution network to improve reliability, and reduction losses, switching cost and load shedding

Self‐healing optimization in active distribution network to improve reliability, and reduction losses, switching cost and load shedding

Temporary Fault Ride-Through Method in Power Distribution Systems with Distributed Generations Based on PCS

Restoration of Low-Voltage Distribution Systems With Inverter-Interfaced DG Units

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