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Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation

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Article Open Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jamc.2018.08.001

Study on Unbalanced Power Flow in Distribution Network with Distributed Generators of Power Grid

Zhong-Zheng Tong1,*, Yang-Zi Sun2, Wen-Bin Liu1, Chu-Ran Deng1

1Information Center of Guangdong Power Grid Co., Ltd., Guangzhou, Guangdong 510080, China 

2Shanwei Power Supply Bureau of Guangdong Power Grid Co., Ltd., Shanwei, Guangdong 516600, China

*Corresponding author: Zhong-Zheng Tong

Published: August 27,2018

Abstract

With rapid increase in wind power penetration into the power grid, unbalanced power flow in distribution network with distributed generators is becoming increasingly important to power sysytem. Due to the variability and uncertainty of wind, such traditional unbalanced power flow analysis method for distributed power supply limit the use of the existing tools for decision-making under uncertain conditions. As a result, unbalanced power flow analysis method, which provides information on uncertainty associated with wind power analysis, is gaining increased attention. This paper presents a novel hybrid intelligent algorithm for deterministic unbalanced power flow in distribution network with distributed generators that utilizes a combination of Cauchy particle swarm optimization (CPSO) and fuzzy ARTMAP (FA) network, which is optimized by using PSD-BPA. The performance of the proposed model is assessed utilizing wind power data from the Baolihua wind farm in Southern China. Unbalanced power flow in distribution network with distributed generators is researched. The typical static load model is established and the impact of distributed generators on feeder voltage profile is analyzed under unbalanced loads. The simulation results are given. References for the global planning of unbalance compensation in distribution network can be provided by the study.

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How to cite this paper

Study on Unbalanced Power Flow in Distribution Network with Distributed Generators of Power Grid

How to cite this paper: Zhong-Zheng Tong, Yang-Zi Sun, Wen-Bin Liu, Chu-Ran Deng. (2018) Study on Unbalanced Power Flow in Distribution Network with Distributed Generators of Power GridJournal of Applied Mathematics and Computation2(8), 285-290.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.26855/jamc.2018.08.001