Multi-physics modelling and performance analysis of an air-core reactor in the framework of solid-state fault current limiters

Akin, Firat; Arikan, Oktay; Kucukaydin, Baris

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2024.110313

Electric Power Systems Research

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.epsr.2024.110313

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Multi-physics modelling and performance analysis of an air-core reactor in the framework of solid-state fault current limiters

Firat Akin,

Oktay Arikan,

Baris Kucukaydin

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Optimizing Distribution Network Reconfiguration for Power Loss and Fault Current Management

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This study investigates the use of network reconfiguration as a cost-effective method to optimize power system performance through the minimization of fault currents and power losses. In single-objective optimizations, the study targets the reduction of the average fault current of the buses and the power losses individually. Additionally, a multi-objective optimization study is conducted to address both parameters simultaneously. Optimization scenarios are applied on 33-bus test system through Walrus Optimizer. The results demonstrate that reconfiguration can significantly reduce power losses and fault currents, compared to the base configuration of the test system, which had a power loss of 202.60 kW and an average fault current of 2.60 p.u. Single-objective optimizations reduced power losses to 139.551 kW and minimized average fault current to 2.13 p.u. Furthermore, the multi-objective optimization provided a range of Pareto optimal solutions, examining both criteria and highlighting the flexibility of reconfiguration in adapting to power system needs.

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Multi-physics modelling and performance analysis of an air-core reactor in the framework of solid-state fault current limiters

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References 36 publications

Simulation and characterization of Co3O4/carbon nanotube-filled PVC nanocomposites for medium-voltage cable applications

Simulation and characterization of Co3O4/carbon nanotube-filled PVC nanocomposites for medium-voltage cable applications

Optimizing Distribution Network Reconfiguration for Power Loss and Fault Current Management

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