Resilience based decision metrics for dispatching mobile emergency truck generators in distribution system
Mobile emergency truck generators (METGs) are possible solution to counter the damages inflicted by unprecedented stochastic weather events in distribution systems (DSs). It plays an important role in enhancing the resiliency of DSs. However, there are no metrics that can be used to effectively disp...
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my.um.eprints.354082023-10-17T08:03:20Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/35408/ Resilience based decision metrics for dispatching mobile emergency truck generators in distribution system Malek, Arif Fikri Mokhlis, Hazlie Muhammad, Munir Azam Bajwa, Abdullah Akram Mansor, Nurulafiqah Nadzirah Jamian, Jasrul Jamani TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Mobile emergency truck generators (METGs) are possible solution to counter the damages inflicted by unprecedented stochastic weather events in distribution systems (DSs). It plays an important role in enhancing the resiliency of DSs. However, there are no metrics that can be used to effectively dispatch the optimal number of METGs and quantify the resilience of DSs. In this regard, a dynamic metric consisting of Network Reconfiguration, including METGs, is proposed to achieve an effective restoration strategy. A decision-making variable method is implemented to sequentially dispatch the right number of METGs to restore critical loads by creating multiple microgrids. The aim is to maximize the load restored following the disturbance to the weighted critical load. To validate the performance of the proposed metrics, the IEEE 33-Bus test system is employed. The test results confirmed the efficiency of the solution proposed in decreasing the interruption of customer electricity. 2021 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Malek, Arif Fikri and Mokhlis, Hazlie and Muhammad, Munir Azam and Bajwa, Abdullah Akram and Mansor, Nurulafiqah Nadzirah and Jamian, Jasrul Jamani (2021) Resilience based decision metrics for dispatching mobile emergency truck generators in distribution system. In: 2021 IEEE International Conference in Power Engineering Application, ICPEA 2021, 8 - 9 March 2021, Virtual, Online. |
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Mobile emergency truck generators (METGs) are possible solution to counter the damages inflicted by unprecedented stochastic weather events in distribution systems (DSs). It plays an important role in enhancing the resiliency of DSs. However, there are no metrics that can be used to effectively dispatch the optimal number of METGs and quantify the resilience of DSs. In this regard, a dynamic metric consisting of Network Reconfiguration, including METGs, is proposed to achieve an effective restoration strategy. A decision-making variable method is implemented to sequentially dispatch the right number of METGs to restore critical loads by creating multiple microgrids. The aim is to maximize the load restored following the disturbance to the weighted critical load. To validate the performance of the proposed metrics, the IEEE 33-Bus test system is employed. The test results confirmed the efficiency of the solution proposed in decreasing the interruption of customer electricity. |
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Resilience based decision metrics for dispatching mobile emergency truck generators in distribution system |
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