Case-based reasoning for coordinated voltage control on distribution networks

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Xu, T. and Wade, N.S. and Davidson, E.M. and Taylor, P.C. and Mcarthur, S.D.J. and Garlick, W.G. (2011) Case-based reasoning for coordinated voltage control on distribution networks. Electric Power Systems Research, 81 (12). pp. 2088-2098. ISSN 0378-7796 (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsr.2011.08.005)

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Abstract

A significant amount of distributed generation (DG) is being connected to electricity distribution networks. This brings with it a number of network planning and operational challenges, including voltage control, protection issues, altered transient stability, bi-directional power flow and increased fault levels. Controlling network voltages, while also providing access for the increasing numbers of DG installations is one of the most important challenges. This paper describes a novel approach to voltage control for networks with multiple connected distributed generators, which employs case-based reasoning and online verification to select an appropriate set of control actions in the face of voltage excursions. The approach, case studies which illustrate its feasibility when applied to different networks and details of a prototype implementation using a commercially available substation computing platform are presented.

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Xu, T., Wade, N.S., Davidson, E.M., Taylor, P.C., Mcarthur, S.D.J. ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1312-8874 and Garlick, W.G.;
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