2021
DOI: 10.1002/jnm.2952
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Rescheduling‐based congestion management by metaheuristic algorithm: Hybridizing lion and moth search models

Abstract: Congestion management (CM) is becoming a challenging task in the power system due to the increase in the system complexities in the deregulated environment. The congestion causes grave damage to the power system components if the outages tend to occur more frequently. Hence, in the present power system scenario, CM is a complex task of an independent system operator (ISO). This proposal intends to introduce a novel optimization-based CM model with advanced soft computing techniques. A new hybrid algorithm is i… Show more

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“…In [14] an OPF based approach considering the GR technique has been developed to control the transmission of excess power flowing through the lines. In another research, Srivastava and Yadav proposed a hybrid lion and moth search technique for the optimal GR of real power to alleviate congestion while maintaining the stability limits [15]. In [16], Yesuratnam and Thukaram also used the GR technique for CM.…”
Section: A Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In [14] an OPF based approach considering the GR technique has been developed to control the transmission of excess power flowing through the lines. In another research, Srivastava and Yadav proposed a hybrid lion and moth search technique for the optimal GR of real power to alleviate congestion while maintaining the stability limits [15]. In [16], Yesuratnam and Thukaram also used the GR technique for CM.…”
Section: A Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The line L(14-34) joining the buses 14-34 has been tripped. This tripping of the line L(14-34) has resulted congestion in the line L (15)(16) with the increase in power flow to 628.2 MW (Line limit 500MW).…”
Section: A 39-bus New England Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, eq. ( 1) devises the complete issue which is considered as a constrained minimization function [14].…”
Section: Congestion Management Problem Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%