2008
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-33052008000100017
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Minimal Loss Reconfiguration Considering Random Load: Applications to Real Networks

Abstract: Este trabajo plantea la recon guración a mínimas pérdidas, tomando en cuenta las variaciones de carga del sistema, a través de un proceso de recon guración estocástico. El método de Monte Carlo es usado para considerar las variaciones naturales de la carga, utilizando una función de probabilidad normal para generar niveles aleatorios de carga en los nudos. Los resultados de este trabajo muestran la existencia de un conjunto de ramas que son frecuentemente eliminadas en el proceso de recon guración. Esto genera… Show more

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“…Consider solar cells as an ex ample, the maximum capacity (P solar ) is de termined by the solar radiation (S solar ) and temperature (T cell ), both of which are time (t) dependent, as defined in (6).…”
Section: A Distributed Energy Resource Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Consider solar cells as an ex ample, the maximum capacity (P solar ) is de termined by the solar radiation (S solar ) and temperature (T cell ), both of which are time (t) dependent, as defined in (6).…”
Section: A Distributed Energy Resource Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In most scenarios, DERs are treated as negative loads, and th eir effects can be analy zed as timevarying loads. Opazo et al [6]- [7] proposed an approach for reconfiguring the topology of power distribution networks Fei taking into account time-varying load demands, and the approach was applied to two test networks and to a large real network.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Approaches to sizing and placement of DERs in the distribution system are discussed in [1]- [3]. The integration of DERs requires new paradigms for real-time monitoring and analysis [4]. In most scenarios, DERs are treated as negative loads, and their effects can be analyzed as time-varying loads.…”
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confidence: 99%