Optimization of voltage regulators settings and transformer tap zones in distribution systems with great load variation using distribution automation and the smart grids initiatives

Pereira, Paulo; Canha, Luciane Neves; Milbradt, Rafael Gressler; Abaide, Alzenira da Rosa; Schmaedecke, Sandro M.; Arend, G.; Madruga, Ederson Pereira

doi:10.1109/eem.2011.5953038

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“…Traditionally, distribution feeders originate in substations demeaning bar, at which point are the main electrical parameters monitored. In the new scenario should be monitored "TAP Zones" from the main bus, because the downstream sections are influenced by the voltage adjusting bar [12].…”

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“…Example of standardized data records for simulation From the available historical in the distributors is possible to look for news applications, in this sense, to propose the creation of setting by the excerpts feeders, considering the monitoring points available and the zones of TAP. For each one of these excerpts can be performed simulations in order to indentify the points of circuits with tendency of future violations of voltage and probably violation of quality indicators[12] [7].…”

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“…-Comparison of Actual and Future Electric SystemBeyond average voltage equipments with telemetry potential like voltage regulators, automatic reclosers, automated key isolators, automatic capacitor bank, remote control flags, so the advent of the Smarts Grids extend the automation another points as consumers unit of Group A, the BT concentrators and the smarts meters low voltage[7] [12].…”

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Voltage Forecasting in a Very Short Time Through the Application of Nebulous Systems

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It is being discussed in the global energy sector the introduction of new technologies and regulatory changes in the distribution systems of electric power, in this sense the present work aims to present a methodology for analysis and optimization of the voltage levels, from the recurrence of preview techniques applied to the setting of Smarts Grids. The results obtained in the simulations we can say that the advent of Smarts Grids enables the exploration of artificial intelligence techniques to predict voltage. The proposed methodology has resulted in the indication of the need to proactively intervene in the operation of voltage control equipment.

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“…This new index was obtained and shown in Figure 5 as the "Optimized Solution" for taps configuration, which only demonstrates the capability of the methodology when combined with smart methods of voltage control [9]. Obviously should also be evaluated gains in quality compared to the wear caused by switching a tap in order to obtain the best voltage profile at the lowest possible wear of the equipment.…”

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“…The methodologies presented in this article, when combined with intelligent voltage control methodologies [9] can bring an even better return on investment in the modernization of distribution networks by optimizing parameters of the existing devices for voltage control.…”

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Real-time evaluation of voltage control in distribution systems using remote measurements and smart meters

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2012 9th International Conference on the European Energy Market

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The recent technological advances included in the distribution systems, such as the use of supervisory systems, automation and the emergence of the smart meters brings many possibilities for improvement in the methodologies used in the operation of these systems. This paper proposes a methodology for using state estimation techniques and error detection in smart grids, through measures in the MV network and smart meters to evaluate the voltage profile of the feeder. This evaluation is obtained by calculating an index that analyzes the voltage levels at nodes of consumers according to the ranges appropriate, precarious and critical, further penalizing violations in loads with higher priority or that are in this condition for a long time. The methodology for evaluation can be used to predict the scenarios when changing settings in voltage regulators, seeking to supply energy with a higher quality, thereby increasing consumer satisfaction.

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A new approach for real time voltage control using demand response in an automated distribution system

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Optimization of voltage regulators settings and transformer tap zones in distribution systems with great load variation using distribution automation and the smart grids initiatives

Cited by 11 publications

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Voltage Forecasting in a Very Short Time Through the Application of Nebulous Systems

Voltage Forecasting in a Very Short Time Through the Application of Nebulous Systems

Real-time evaluation of voltage control in distribution systems using remote measurements and smart meters

A new approach for real time voltage control using demand response in an automated distribution system

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