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Review on techniques of optimal placement and sizing of DG in distribution systems

10.15199/48.2021.12.01

nr katalogowy: 134746
10.15199/48.2021.12.01

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Distributed generation (DG)is a term describing the generation of the electricity use on other side rather than transmitting energy over the electric grid. By using this (Distribution generation) DG in power system plays a major role in improving voltage profile, reduce the power losses and improves stability of the substation. Distribution generations (DG) are located near to load centres, so care should be taken while allocating DG in the power system to increases the benefits. By placing the distributed generators in the distribution system (primary distribution system) the real, reactive power and improving the voltage profile can be managed in optimal way will be explained in this paper. Optimal Allocation of the DG is identified by using the using the VSI, ratings are computed by using the different optimal techniques. The power loss reduction and better voltage regulation can be attained by using the optimal techniques. A clear and complete analysis of performance should be carried throughout the work to demonstrate the efficiency of the system.

Abstract

Generacja rozproszona (DG) to termin opisujący wytwarzanie energii elektrycznej po drugiej stronie, a nie przesyłanie energii przez sieć elektryczną. Dzięki zastosowaniu tego (Generacja dystrybucyjna) DG w systemie elektroenergetycznym odgrywa główną rolę w poprawie profilu napięcia, zmniejszeniu strat mocy i poprawie stabilności podstacji. Generacje dystrybucyjne (DG) znajdują się w pobliżu centrów obciążenia, dlatego należy zachować ostrożność podczas przydzielania DG w systemie elektroenergetycznym, aby zwiększyć korzyści. Poprzez umieszczenie rozproszonych generatorów w systemie dystrybucyjnym (pierwotny system dystrybucyjny) w niniejszym artykule zostanie wyjaśniona rzeczywista moc bierna i poprawa profilu napięcia. Optymalna alokacja DG jest identyfikowana przy użyciu VSI, oceny są obliczane przy użyciu różnych optymalnych technik. Zmniejszenie strat mocy i lepszą regulację napięcia można osiągnąć przy użyciu optymalnych technik. W trakcie prac należy przeprowadzić jasną i kompletną analizę wydajności, aby wykazać skuteczność systemu. (Przegląd technik optymalnego rozmieszczenia i wielkości DG w systemie dystrybucji)

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