Abstract
Proper location and sizing of a distributed generator improve the performance of a Radial Distribution System. A Microgrid is a small-scale version of a conventional power system. However, it is different from distributed generator with respect to the philosophy of operation. This paper presents an algorithm to assess the performance of a Radial Distribution System by integration of a Microgrid using Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). The algorithm is verified on two Radial Distribution Systems, viz, 9-bus system and 34-bus system. It is proved that proper size of a Microgrid at appropriate location improves the performance of a Radial Distribution System.
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Abbreviations
- m :
-
Number of the sections
- I i :
-
Current flowing through ith section
- R i :
-
Resistance of ith section
- P G :
-
Total active power from Maingrid and Microgrid
- Q G :
-
Total reactive power from Maingrid and Microgrid
- P D :
-
Total active power demand of Feeder including Microgrid demand
- Q D :
-
Total reactive power demand of feeder including Microgrid demand
- Ploss:
-
Total loss in the system
- \( - P_{\mu G}^{\text{in}} \) :
-
Power supplied to Microgrid from Maingrid
- \( + P_{\mu G}^{\text{in}} \) :
-
Power supplied from Microgrid to Maingrid
- \( Q_{\mu G}^{\text{in}} \) :
-
Reactive power exchanged between Microgrid and Maingrid
- Vi :
-
ith bus voltage
- Vimin:
-
Minimum bus voltage
- Vimax:
-
Maximum bus voltage
- PG_µG(min):
-
Minimum active power generated by the Microgrid
- PG_µG(max):
-
Maximum active power generated by the Microgrid
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Chaphekar, S.N., Nale, A., Dharme, A.A., Mate, N. (2020). Optimal Location and Sizing of Microgrid for Radial Distribution Systems. In: Kalam, A., Niazi, K., Soni, A., Siddiqui, S., Mundra, A. (eds) Intelligent Computing Techniques for Smart Energy Systems. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 607. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-0214-9_13
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