A methodology for evaluation of permissible depth of penetration of distributed generation in urban distribution systems

Wong, J.; Baroutis, P.; Chadha, Rakesh; Iravani, Reza; Graovac, M.; Wang, X.

doi:10.1109/pes.2008.4596062

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“…Inverters are composed of a group of switches that are controlled in such a way to synthesize the DC waveform into an AC waveform. In this conversion process, harmonics are generated which results in power quality problems [28]. Synchronous and induction machines generally do not suffer from this problem and for this reason power quality is considered one of the main challenges when designing inverter based DG (refer to Table I).…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Distributed Generation

Woon¹,

Zeineldin²,

Madnick

2009

SSRN Journal

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Abstract-This paper describes the application of data mining techniques for eludicating patterns and trends in technological innovation. Specifically, we focus on the use of bibliometric methods, viz techniques which focus on trends in the publication of text documents rather than the content of these documents. Of particular interest is the relationship between publication patterns, as characterized by term occurrence frequencies, and the underlying technological trends and developments which drive these trends. To focus the discussions and to provide a concrete example of their applicability, a detailed case study focussing on research in the area of Distributed Generation (DG) is also presented; however, the techniques and general approach devised here will be applicable to a broad range of industries, situations, and locations. Our results are promising and indicate that interesting information and conclusions can be derived from this line of analysis. The results obtained using data extraction techniques highlight and present the evolution of DG-related technology focus areas, and their relative importance within this field.

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Bibliometric Analysis of Distributed Generation

Woon¹,

Zeineldin²,

Madnick

2009

SSRN Journal

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“…Electricity transportation seriously concerns designers due to the large distance from generation to the final customer. Conversely, the generation in Micro Grid (MG) with Distribute Energy Resources (DER) is close to the end-user or is in the same Low Voltage (LV) network, therefore avoiding the power transmission [1]. Biomass, solar or wind power, and small hydro generators are some examples of DERs.…”

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Optimal Routing an Ungrounded Electrical Distribution System Based on Heuristic Method with Micro Grids Integration

2019

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This paper proposes a three-layer model to find the optimal routing of an underground electrical distribution system, employing the PRIM algorithm as a graph search heuristic. In the algorithm, the first layer handles transformer allocation and medium voltage network routing, the second layer deploys the low voltage network routing and transformer sizing, while the third presents a method to allocate distributed energy resources in an electric distribution system. The proposed algorithm routes an electrical distribution network in a georeferenced area, taking into account the characteristics of the terrain, such as streets or intersections, and scenarios without squared streets. Moreover, the algorithm copes with scalability characteristics, allowing the addition of loads with time. The model analysis discovers that the algorithm reaches a node connectivity of 100%, satisfies the planned distance constraints, and accomplishes the optimal solution of underground routing in a distribution electrical network applied in a georeferenced area. Simulating the electrical distribution network tests that the voltage drop is less than 2% in the farthest node.

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Integration of Distributed Generation in the Power System

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A methodology for evaluation of permissible depth of penetration of distributed generation in urban distribution systems

Cited by 12 publications

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Bibliometric Analysis of Distributed Generation

Bibliometric Analysis of Distributed Generation

Optimal Routing an Ungrounded Electrical Distribution System Based on Heuristic Method with Micro Grids Integration

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