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A General Simplification and Acceleration Method for Distribution System Optimization Problems
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DOI：10.23919/PCMP.2023.000210.png)
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Solving optimization problems plays a vital role in ensuring the secure and economic operation of distribution systems. To enhance computational efficiency, this paper proposes a general simplification and acceleration method for distribution system optimization problems. Firstly, the capacity boundary and voltage boundary model of distribution systems are established. The relative position between the two boundaries reflects the strength of capacity and voltage constraints, leading to the definition of two critical feeder lengths (CFLs) to quantify these strengths. Secondly, simplification criteria and an acceleration method are proposed. Given a distribution system, if the distance from the end load/DG node to the slack bus is less than the corresponding CFL, we can conclude that the capacity constraints are stricter than the voltage constraints. Then, the distribution system can be simplified by adopting DC power flow model or disregarding the voltage constraints. After that, the reference value tables of CFL are presented. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by exemplifying the method in network reconfiguration and reactive power optimization problems. By implementing the proposed acceleration method, a significant reduction in computation time is achieved while ensuring accuracy. This method applies to most urban distribution systems in optimization problems involving power flow equations or voltage constraints.
Keywords:
Economics
Reactive power
Computational modeling
Optimization models
Voltage
Relaxation methods
Protection
Optimization
Load flow
Load modeling
Distribution system
optimization problem
power flow equation
security region
simplification criteria
acceleration method
network reconfiguration
reactive power optimization
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