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Different Approaches to Short-term Optimal Voltage Scheduling Based On Voltage Control Zones Concept

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Different Approaches to Short-term Optimal Voltage Scheduling Based On Voltage Control Zones Concept

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Tip izvorni znanstveni rad
Godina 2009
Nadređena publikacija 2009 IEEE Bucharest PowerTech Proceedings CD
Stranice str. 1-6
Status objavljeno

Sažetak

Optimal voltage scheduling procedure is usually a part of a day-ahead or hour-ahead planning phase, done by Transmission System Operator (TSO). It provides an implementation of a voltage control ancillary service that consists of a planning phase based on optimal power flow algorithm, realtime operation and accounting and settlement. Voltage control ancillary service model described in the paper is based on a division of power system into a voltage control zones. In every zone a reactive power market is formed. Reactive energy prices and voltage scheduling plan are determined through a two-step optimal power flow algorithm. Three algorithms are presented in the paper, differing in the design of optimization steps. Proposed algorithms are tested on IEEE 39-bus test system. Test results are compared and discussed. Article is concluded with the possible directions for continuation of the presented research.

Ključne riječi

ancillary services; electrical distance; optimal power flow; reactive power market; voltage control