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A method for generating graphs to derive maximum flow and its evaluation

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Takumi Wada *
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Haruhisa Ichikawa
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Shinji Yokogawa
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Yoshito Tobe
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Yuusuke Kawakita
DOI:10.1587/comex.2022TCL0007delete
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The study presents a virtual grid system currently being developed by the authors. The system consists of a power supply, load, and virtual grid hub (VG-Hub) network connecting them. The VG-Hub network must have a large power distribution capability. Therefore, the challenge is to obtain a graph to evaluate the maximum feasible flow when multiple VG-Hubs are connected to a power source or load. In this paper, we propose a method for generating a graph to derive the maximum feasible flow. A quantitative evaluation of the proposed method is presented.
Keyword:
maximum flow
hub
battery
virtual grid
VG-Hub
IoT

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IEICE Communications Express
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Aoyama Gakuin University
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kanagawa institute technology
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284
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university of electro-communications - japan
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