2022
DOI: 10.30880/ijie.2022.14.01.033
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Power Quality Improvement of a Distribution Network for Sustainable Power Supply

Abstract: This paper presents a heuristic technique for improving the voltage profile and reducing power loss in a distribution network. These components are to be maintained at a certain standard to boost the electricity supply power of a distribution network. The shunt capacitor placement technique is applied to achieve a sustainable electric power supply. The issue of power loss has been a major threat to the distribution network. A distribution network is expected to operate at a certain voltage level to meet consum… Show more

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“…This justifies the reason why an integral control helps in the reduction of the steadystate error, even though it may worsen the transient response. The integral term is calculated as (2).…”
Section: System Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This justifies the reason why an integral control helps in the reduction of the steadystate error, even though it may worsen the transient response. The integral term is calculated as (2).…”
Section: System Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the power system, where synchronous machines are largely employed for generating and subsequent transmission of electrical energy to connected loads, the system must operate in steady-state conditions. There is a continuous application of constant load which varies and causes a reduction in both voltage and current magnitude that leads to power losses on the power grid [2]. These load changes that require coordinated means can be achieved through automatic excitation using an AVR stabilizes the power system voltages [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%