2020
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2019.1956
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Pyramidal approximation for power flow and optimal power flow

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“…In the steady-state model of the power system [25], the effects of three-phase imbalance are neglected, and the power flow calculation model is given by…”
Section: Power System Energy Balance Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the steady-state model of the power system [25], the effects of three-phase imbalance are neglected, and the power flow calculation model is given by…”
Section: Power System Energy Balance Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the uncertainty of power injection, the robustness of OPF solutions needs to fit the following conditions: (i) There exists a solution to the power flow equality constraints; (ii) the solution satisfies operational limits formulated as inequality constraints [9]. In order to ensure the above conditions, most algorithms simplify the AC power flow equation by linearization [10,11] or convex relaxation [12].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The technique considers different load models and can be extended for other applications like optimal LF, and network reconfiguration. Zhou et al 21 suggested a multisided pyramidal approximation scheme for obtaining feasible region for LF and optimal LF method for achieving linearity, tightness, and solution accuracy without depending on the initial guess. Remolino et al 22 developed a simple LF method involving backward and forward for distribution systems possessing a number of PV nodes.…”
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