A realistic approach for reduction of energy losses in low voltage distribution network

Chitra, R.; Neelaveni, R.

doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2010.08.033

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“…Several researchers minimized load unbalance in terms of current between phases at the feeder level. Some work (Chia-Hung et al 2005;Chitra & Neelaveni 2011;Dilek et al 2001;Jinxiang, Mo-Yuen & Fan 1998;Nicolae, Siti & Jimoh 2009;Sathiskumar et al 2012;Schweickardt, Alvarez & Casanova 2016;Singh, Misra & Mishra 2016;Ukil, Siti & Jordaan 2008;) minimized current deviation between phases in terms of phase unbalance index (PUI), expressed in equation ( 5 (5)…”

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“…The ranking is used to minimize the number of loads from the overload phases to light loaded phases, until current deviation is minimized. The study (Chitra & Neelaveni 2011) paid attention to minimize the number of load switching. The amount of load imbalance is calculated using fuzzy logic, if the threshold of current deviation between phase current and average phase current is more than 10A.…”

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“…The development of the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system enhanced opportunities for dynamic re-phasing(Soltani, Rashidinejad & Abdollahi 2017) as shown in Fig.3. The recent studies(Farahani 2017;Liao & Yang 2018;Meyer et al 2011) for balancing electric vehicle loads among phases use phase balancing techniques.Many researchers(Chitra & Neelaveni 2011;Mansani & Udaykumay 2016;Nicolae & Jordaan 2013;Shahnia, Wolfs & Ghosh 2014;Siti et al 2007;Siti, Nicolae & Jimoh 2006;Ukil, Siti & Jordaan 2008;…”

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Mitigating unbalance using distributed network reconfiguration techniques in distributed power generation grids with services for electric vehicles: A review

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“…Besides the knowledge of the increased losses due to harmonic currents, it is significant also for the economic evaluation of measures that attenuate harmonic currents. Such measures can be, for instance, passive or active harmonic filters [30,31] or controlling the current unbalance in three-phase distribution systems by node reconfiguration [32].…”

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The Impact of the Use of Large Non-Linear Lighting Loads in Low-Voltage Networks

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Lara³

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The principal numerical and experimental results obtained by the authors on the harmonic power losses in low-voltage networks in the lighting area have been summarized in this review. Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) loads were considered. Four-core cables and four single-core cable arrangements were examined. The cables were modeled by using electromagnetic finite element analysis software. It was found that the cross section of the neutral conductor plays an important role in the derating of the cable ampacity due to the presence of a high level of triplen harmonics in the distorted current. In order to reduce the third-order harmonic currents in the neutral conductor, an experimental investigation of diversity factors for LED in combination with CFL and LED lamps was also performed. Attention was paid to the reduction of the thirdorder harmonic current, which is mainly responsible for the strong increase in power losses in the neutral conductor of low-voltage installations. The convenience of having LED lamps designed to operate as two-phase loads is suggested for certain applications.

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“…To achieve the needs for the sustained development of a nation, energy policies and relevant rules have been drawn up continually. Many researches on energy consumption analysis and energy-saving strategy have been presented [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Taiwan depends on imports for approximately 97.9% of primary energy.…”

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Evaluation of energy losses in Yuan Ze University campus

Yang

Tseng

2015

2015 IEEE 4th Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE)

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In this study, an energy loss analysis technique for campus distribution systems is proposed. For energy losses evaluations, the mathematical models of system components are established and verified. To examine the factors affecting energy losses of a distribution system, the full-scale digital models of distribution systems are developed as a platform. Furthermore, the continuous three-phase power flow is used to evaluate the whole system energy losses. In this study, the distribution systems in Yuan Ze University (YZU) are adopted as benchmarks for evaluating and solving energy loss problems.

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A realistic approach for reduction of energy losses in low voltage distribution network

Cited by 19 publications

References 11 publications

Mitigating unbalance using distributed network reconfiguration techniques in distributed power generation grids with services for electric vehicles: A review

Mitigating unbalance using distributed network reconfiguration techniques in distributed power generation grids with services for electric vehicles: A review

The Impact of the Use of Large Non-Linear Lighting Loads in Low-Voltage Networks

Evaluation of energy losses in Yuan Ze University campus

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