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Stochastics multi-objective modelling of simultaneous reconfiguration of power distribution network and allocation of DGs and capacitors

Authors: Javad Salehi; Mohammad Reza Jannati Oskuee; Arman Amini;

Stochastics multi-objective modelling of simultaneous reconfiguration of power distribution network and allocation of DGs and capacitors

Abstract

ABSTRACTThis paper suggests a method based on stochastic multi-objective modelling for optimally siting and sizing of distributed generations and capacitors and simultaneously network reconfiguration, in order to take more advantages of recent developed technologies. With respect to the widespread effect of uncertainties of load forecasting and market price, some strategies must be devised so as to well incorporate them into the problem. The mentioned problem can be regarded as a multi-objective optimisation problem for which NSGA-II accompanied by fuzzy set theory are chosen. The main aim of DisCo is to provide highly reliable power at the lowest possible costs. Besides, voltage deviation and voltage stability as the criteria of power quality in distribution networks and emission pollutant reduction are treated as independent objective functions. Eventually, to validate the effectiveness of the proposed scheme, simulations are carried out and the results are compared to the initial configuration.

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