Application of the vortex search algorithm to the phase-balancing problem in distribution systems
This article discusses the problem of minimizing power loss in unbalanced distribution systems through phase-balancing. This problem is represented by a mixed-integer nonlinear-programming mathematical model, which is solved by applying a discretely encoded Vortex Search Algorithm (DVSA). The numeri...
- Autores:
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                   Brandon, Cortés-Caicedo           
Avellaneda-Gómez, Laura Sofía
 
- Tipo de recurso:
 - Trabajo de grado de pregrado
 
- Fecha de publicación:
 - 2021
 
- Institución:
 - Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas
 
- Repositorio:
 - RIUD: repositorio U. Distrital
 
- Idioma:
 -           spa          
 - OAI Identifier:
 - oai:repository.udistrital.edu.co:11349/29289
 - Acceso en línea:
 -           http://hdl.handle.net/11349/29289
          
 - Palabra clave:
 -           Load connection          
Phase-balancing
Power loss
Three-phase power flow
Unbalanced distribution systems
Vortex search algorithm
Ingeniería Eléctrica - Tesis y disertaciones académicas
Energía eléctrica
Esfuerzos y deformaciones
Algoritmos (Computadores)
Matlab (Programa para computador)
Load connection
Phase-balancing
Power loss
Three-phase power flow
Unbalanced distribution systems
Vortex search algorithm
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 - Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.5 Colombia
 
| Summary: | This article discusses the problem of minimizing power loss in unbalanced distribution systems through phase-balancing. This problem is represented by a mixed-integer nonlinear-programming mathematical model, which is solved by applying a discretely encoded Vortex Search Algorithm (DVSA). The numerical results of simulations performed in IEEE 8-, 25-, and 37-node test systems demonstrate the applicability of the proposed methodology when compared with the classical Cuh & Beasley genetic algorithm. In addition, the computation times required by the algorithm to find the optimal solution are in the order of seconds, which makes the proposed DVSA a robust, reliable, and efficient tool. All computational implementations have been developed in the MATLAB® programming environment, and all the results have been evaluated in DigSILENT© software to verify the effectiveness and the proposed three-phase unbalanced power-flow method. | 
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