Simultaneous Sitting PVU and DSTATCOM in Distribution Grid Considering the Effect of Geographical Condition

This paper proposes a model to allocate photovoltaic unit (PVU) and distribution static compensator (DSTATCOM) that incorporate the operation effect of PVU in sizing and sitting problem. The model is based on the dynamic assessment of PVU production and the effect of it on placement of PVU and DSTAT...

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Published inJournal of power technologies Vol. 104; no. 1; p. 1 -- 14
Main Authors Mozafari, Babak, Mansour Hosseini Firouz, Shalchi, Farshid
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Polish
Published Warsaw Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Heat Engineering 01.01.2024
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ISSN2083-4187
2083-4195

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Summary:This paper proposes a model to allocate photovoltaic unit (PVU) and distribution static compensator (DSTATCOM) that incorporate the operation effect of PVU in sizing and sitting problem. The model is based on the dynamic assessment of PVU production and the effect of it on placement of PVU and DSTATCOM. Geographical conditions are interfered in placement problem of PVU and DSTATCOM simultaneously. The model is verified in a multi-objective form. The multi-objective problem is formulated based on voltage stability, liability, power loss and total cost of PVU and DSTATCOM. This problem is solved by employing optimization techniques and the results of optimization processes are tested in different scenarios. Uncertainty in network loads is an inevitable task that should be considered in network planning. Uncertainty in the presented model has been defined as a set of divided parts in the presented model. The proposed model has been evaluated on two test systems, 30 bus and 69 bus. The obtained results indicate that the presented model can be employed to study the intermittent behavior of PVU in placement problem.
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ISSN:2083-4187
2083-4195