A Reference Network Model for Large-Scale Distribution Planning With Automatic Street Map Generation

Domingo, Carlos Mateo; Román, Tomás Gómez San; Sánchez-Miralles, Álvaro; González, Jesús Pascual Peco; Martínez, Antonio Candela

doi:10.1109/tpwrs.2010.2052077

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“…A heuristic algorithm is developed to solve the PDP and a statistical approach is introduced to support network planers identify the best design strategy for given types of LV networks [45]. The PDP is solved by a branch-exchange technique in combination with minimum spanning tree [41] and DP [44,58]. The PDP is divided into the substation problem and the feeder problem; a pseudo-combinatorial algorithm solves the substation problem; next, the feeder problem is solved by two consecutive approaches: the node ordering and the node ordering directed branch exchange [14].…”

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“…Simulation results indicate the capability of the proposed method to improve the quality of the multistage PDP process. [41] Feb. 2011 Simultaneous plan for high, medium, and low voltage networks, considering the street map for cables layout. Simulation results indicate that the incorporation of street maps significantly affects the solution of PDP.…”

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A review of power distribution planning in the modern power systems era: Models, methods and future research

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A review of power distribution planning in the modern power systems era: Models, methods and future research

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“…These planning models are able to locate and size primary and secondary circuits, as well as distribution transformers, through mathematical programming or heuristic algorithms. Earlier efforts with mathematical programming methods like mixed integer linear programming [57] or nonlinear programming [58], are being replaced by heuristic methods like genetic algorithms [59], practical heuristic algorithms [60], or particle swarm optimization [61]. The increasing use of heuristic methods over numerical ones is driven by the computational complexity of planning entire distribution systems.…”

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“…In Europe, there have been some past efforts to build "reference network models" that can automate the design and layout large-scale distribution networks [60]. Reference network models use heuristics to generate synthetic representative networks from scratch and were originally developed to overcome the information gap that was faced by regulators in assessing appropriate utility costs.…”

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A Review of Power Distribution Test Feeders in the United States and the Need for Synthetic Representative Networks

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Abstract:Under the increasing penetration of distributed energy resources and new smart network technologies, distribution utilities face new challenges and opportunities to ensure reliable operations, manage service quality, and reduce operational and investment costs. Simultaneously, the research community is developing algorithms for advanced controls and distribution automation that can help to address some of these challenges. However, there is a shortage of realistic test systems that are publically available for development, testing, and evaluation of such new algorithms. Concerns around revealing critical infrastructure details and customer privacy have severely limited the number of actual networks published and that are available for testing. In recent decades, several distribution test feeders and US-featured representative networks have been published, but the scale, complexity, and control data vary widely. This paper presents a first-of-a-kind structured literature review of published distribution test networks with a special emphasis on classifying their main characteristics and identifying the types of studies for which they have been used. This both aids researchers in choosing suitable test networks for their needs and highlights the opportunities and directions for further test system development. In particular, we highlight the need for building large-scale synthetic networks to overcome the identified drawbacks of current distribution test feeders.

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“…O planejamento de sistemas de distribuição de longo prazo considera um horizonte de 5 a 10 anos, para determinar principalmente o orçamento das empresas distribuidoras a serem submetidos às entidades de regulação e controle do setor elétrico, conjuntamente com a alocação das subestações e rotas gerais dos troncos dos alimentadores primários (DOMINGO, 2011 …”

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Alocação de equipamentos de controle de tensão em redes de distribuição considerando recursos energéticos distribuídos.

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RESUMONos atuais sistemas de distribuição de energia elétrica, podem ser aplicadas novas metodologias que consideram o comportamento em tempo real dos equipamentos, abrangendo cargas especiais como os veículos elétricos (VE) e sistemas de recursos energéticos distribuídos (RD).Neste trabalho, apresenta-se a revisão bibliográfica, que mostra a análise do desenvolvimento do planejamento dos sistemas de distribuição, seja da expansão e da operação, considerando as metodologias convencionais, até as que abordam os RD's, concluindo que na atualidade não é possível analisar um sistema sem RD's e VE's e, finalmente, ter que operar um sistema com esse tipo de geração e carga na rede. O estudo das ferramentas de otimização permite determinar as técnicas a serem utilizadas. Este trabalho abrange duas, quais sejam, Busca em Profundidade (depth-first search) e Algoritmos Genéticos, com objetivo de obter a alocação ótima dos reguladores de tensão, bancos de capacitores, conjuntamente com os sistemas fotovoltaicos e de armazenamento, que permitam manter a tensão dentro da faixa adequada estabelecida pela Agência Nacional de Energia Elétrica (ANEEL). A seguir, se apresenta a metodologia desenvolvida com os softwares utilizados, quais sejam, o OpenDSS, para solução de fluxos de potência com recursos distribuídos, e MATLAB, para programar o algoritmo da metodologia desenvolvida. Os resultados nas redes teste IEEE de 13 barras e de porte real, denominada ckt5, mostram a importância de considerar a informação das curvas de carga e os perfis de geração dos recursos distribuídos dentro das metodologias, com objetivo de conseguir soluções de acordo com a realidade dos sistemas de distribuição. Logo após apresenta-se as atividades futuras, que permitirão abranger aspectos dentro da função objetivo, como os índices de tensão estabelecidos pela ANEEL, inserir outras fontes de geração, como os sistemas eólicos, e considerar os períodos dos estágios de planejamento dentro da metodologia desenvolvida.Dissertação de Mestrado -Germán Israel Casillas Peña i ABSTRACTIn current power distribution systems, new methodologies that consider the real-time behavior of the equipment can be applied, involving special loads such as electric vehicles (EV) and distributed energy resources (DER) systems. In this work a literature review is presented, which shows the analysis of the development of the distribution systems planning, related to expansion

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A Reference Network Model for Large-Scale Distribution Planning With Automatic Street Map Generation

Cited by 139 publications

References 24 publications

A review of power distribution planning in the modern power systems era: Models, methods and future research

A review of power distribution planning in the modern power systems era: Models, methods and future research

A Review of Power Distribution Test Feeders in the United States and the Need for Synthetic Representative Networks

Alocação de equipamentos de controle de tensão em redes de distribuição considerando recursos energéticos distribuídos.

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