Optimization of communication capacity for load control considering shared risk link group in source-grid-load system

Liu, Lin; Li, Bin; Qi, Bing; Ye, Xin; Yi, Sun; Tian, Shiming; Zhu, Chaoyang; Xi, Peifeng

doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2020.106166

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“…The fossil fuel systems include the combustion enginesreciprocating and Stirling engines and the microturbines, while the renewable energy-based systems include wind turbines, solar PV arrays, and the small hydro plants (SHP) [18,19]. These technologies can also be interconnected to form a microgrid that is currently evolving as a result of numerous advantages it offers [20], and they vary in terms of capabilities and performance, and can also impact DN differently because of their different features and characteristics [21]. Hence, the need to appropriately select a suitable technology to deploy when the need arises.…”

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Voltage Rise Problem in Distribution Networks with Distributed Generation: A Review of Technologies, Impact and Mitigation Approaches

Makinde

Akinyele

Amole

2021

IJEEI

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Energy demand has constantly been on the rise due to aggressive industrialization and civilization. This rise in energy demand results in the massive penetration of distributed generation (DG) in the distribution network (DN) which has been a holistic approach to enhance the capacity of distribution networks. However, this has led to a number of issues in the low voltage network, one of which is the voltage rise problem. This happens when generation exceeds demand thereby causing reverse power flow and consequently leading to overvoltage. A number of methods have been discussed in the literature to overcome this challenge ranging from network augmentation to active management of the distribution networks. This paper discusses the issue of voltage rise problem and its impact on distribution networks with high amounts of distributed energy resources (DERs). It presents different DG technologies such as those based on conventional and unconventional resources and other DERs such as battery storage systems and fuel cells. The study provides a comprehensive overview of approaches employed to curtail the issue of voltage increase at the point of common coupling (PCC), which includes strategies based on the network reinforcement methodology and the active distribution network management. A technoeconomic comparison is then introduced in the paper to ascertain the similarities and dissimilarities of different mitigation approaches based on the technology involved, ease of deployment, cost implication, and their pros and cons. The paper provides insights into directions for future research in mitigating the impact of voltage rise presented by grid-connected DGs without limiting their increased penetration in the existing power grid.

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Voltage Rise Problem in Distribution Networks with Distributed Generation: A Review of Technologies, Impact and Mitigation Approaches

Makinde

Akinyele

Amole

2021

IJEEI

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“…The grasshopper optimization algorithm (GOA) is implemented to design an accurate, reliable, and fast under frequency load shedding (UFLS) technique [14]. Optimization of communication capacity shared risk link group in source grid load system is designed for load control [15]. The coefficient diagram method (CDM) is implemented to design an optimal load frequency controller of realistic power system equipped with storage devices-based grasshopper algorithm [16].…”

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Load Frequency Control Using Optimized Control Techniques

Hemeida

Mohamed

Mahmoud

2020

JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences

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The current study addresses the impact of the optimized controller to load frequency control (LFC) problem. The proportional-integral-derivative (PID) parameters is determined for both single area and two area control system using genetic algorithms (GA), Particle swarm optimization (PSO), and grey wolf optimization techniques (GWO). The LFC is a stochastic problem due to the load variations and changing the system operating conditions. This results in failing the conventional controller to adapt the LFC in case of implementing the conventional PID. So that, implementing optimized, the PID controller parameters using GA, PSO, and GWO. The technique is used for single area system as well two-area system. The results show the accuracy and robustness of implementing the optimized controller parameters. MATLAB/Simulink is used to solve the system equations. The suggested optimized controller shows fast response with better control quality in compared with conventional controller.

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Risk and traffic based service routing optimization for electric power communication network

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International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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Optimization of communication capacity for load control considering shared risk link group in source-grid-load system

Cited by 8 publications

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Voltage Rise Problem in Distribution Networks with Distributed Generation: A Review of Technologies, Impact and Mitigation Approaches

Voltage Rise Problem in Distribution Networks with Distributed Generation: A Review of Technologies, Impact and Mitigation Approaches

Load Frequency Control Using Optimized Control Techniques

Risk and traffic based service routing optimization for electric power communication network

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