2005
DOI: 10.1109/tpwrs.2005.857931
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Corrective Switching Algorithm for Relieving Overloads and Voltage Violations

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“…From this process, one outstanding subproblem was not solved to optimality before reaching a node limit. 11 The best found objective function value is -1542.8904, with a known upper bound of -1542.8900. This translates to an optimality gap of 3x10 -7 .…”
Section: Practical Solution Difficultiesmentioning
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“…From this process, one outstanding subproblem was not solved to optimality before reaching a node limit. 11 The best found objective function value is -1542.8904, with a known upper bound of -1542.8900. This translates to an optimality gap of 3x10 -7 .…”
Section: Practical Solution Difficultiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regrettably, the addition of 10 The problem with j = 13 was terminated suboptimally after 40 hours. 11 As an indication of how large this problem is, the outstanding problem is the 359,422 nd subproblem of the original partition, and the 958 th partition of this subproblem. cuts to the model is imperative to reduce the amount of nodes that the branch and bound process has to explore.…”
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“…Researchers have made many attempts to find effective methods to solve AC optimal TS (ACOTS) problems. In [11][12][13][14][15], linearization methods are used to deal with loss reduction or voltage violation problems. The best switching actions are determined iteratively using sensitivities or by formulating a linear programming model.…”
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“…is a very low cost and sometimes very effective control means in power systems operation [1], [2], [3]. Network switching operations have been studied in the context of Optimal Power Flow (OPF) problems for various purposes (e.g., overload removal [4], [5], undervoltages/overvoltages alleviation [5], power loss reduction [6], [7], N-1 security improvement [8], generation dispatch cost reduction [3], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], etc.). The survey papers [1], [2], [3] provide extensive literature on this topic.…”
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