Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index

A lot of Distributed Generation (DG) placement techniques have been in the distribution system. Among those techniques, the DG placement based on power loss (PL) reduction is the most popular methods used by many researchers. However, the selected DG location based on power loss index, sometimes, ma...

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Main Authors: Jamian, J. J., Mustafa, M. W., Mukhtaruddin, R. N. S. R.
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spelling my.utm.594012021-08-01T04:49:49Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/59401/ Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index Jamian, J. J. Mustafa, M. W. Mukhtaruddin, R. N. S. R. TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering A lot of Distributed Generation (DG) placement techniques have been in the distribution system. Among those techniques, the DG placement based on power loss (PL) reduction is the most popular methods used by many researchers. However, the selected DG location based on power loss index, sometimes, may cause some of the lines in the system to have higher current flow compared to the initial condition. This new current flow may cause some of the lines to operate in an overloaded condition. Therefore, a new approach to place the DG is proposed in this paper. By using the meta-heuristic optimization technique, which is Ranked Evolutionary Particle Swarm Optimization (REPSO), the DG location and their outputs will give lower power loss as well as minimum line capacity increment (LCI). The 33-bus distribution system is used to perform the proposed technique. The results show that the optimal DG location based on LCI does not only give zero line capacity increment, but also give the lowest power loss value as compared to the other techniques. 2015 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/59401/1/JasrulJamaniJamian2013_OptimalMultipleDistributedGeneration.pdf Jamian, J. J. and Mustafa, M. W. and Mukhtaruddin, R. N. S. R. (2015) Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index. In: 2013 11th IEEE Student Conference on Research and Development, SCOReD 2013, 16-17 Dec 2013, Putrajaya, Malaysia. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/SCOReD.2013.7002577
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Jamian, J. J.
Mustafa, M. W.
Mukhtaruddin, R. N. S. R.
Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
description A lot of Distributed Generation (DG) placement techniques have been in the distribution system. Among those techniques, the DG placement based on power loss (PL) reduction is the most popular methods used by many researchers. However, the selected DG location based on power loss index, sometimes, may cause some of the lines in the system to have higher current flow compared to the initial condition. This new current flow may cause some of the lines to operate in an overloaded condition. Therefore, a new approach to place the DG is proposed in this paper. By using the meta-heuristic optimization technique, which is Ranked Evolutionary Particle Swarm Optimization (REPSO), the DG location and their outputs will give lower power loss as well as minimum line capacity increment (LCI). The 33-bus distribution system is used to perform the proposed technique. The results show that the optimal DG location based on LCI does not only give zero line capacity increment, but also give the lowest power loss value as compared to the other techniques.
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Jamian, J. J.
Mustafa, M. W.
Mukhtaruddin, R. N. S. R.
author_facet Jamian, J. J.
Mustafa, M. W.
Mukhtaruddin, R. N. S. R.
author_sort Jamian, J. J.
title Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
title_short Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
title_full Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
title_fullStr Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
title_full_unstemmed Optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
title_sort optimal multiple distributed generation output and placement based on line capacity increment index
publishDate 2015
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/59401/1/JasrulJamaniJamian2013_OptimalMultipleDistributedGeneration.pdf
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