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1 - Reconfiguration of Distribution Network in Deregulated Environment in the Presence of DGs
B. Arandian R. Hooshmand E. Gholipour
20.1001.1.16823745.1393.12.1.4.2

Distribution system companies (DISCOs) can reduce their cost by reconfiguration as the economic way for loss reduction. This paper presents a new method for reducing DISCO costs in deregulated environment by loss reduction and power generation control of Distributed Gen More

Distribution system companies (DISCOs) can reduce their cost by reconfiguration as the economic way for loss reduction. This paper presents a new method for reducing DISCO costs in deregulated environment by loss reduction and power generation control of Distributed Generators (DGs). Because of changing the price of energy in this environment, different network load levels with different prices were considered. This complex optimization problem is solved by a new method based on shuffled frog leaping algorithm (SFLA). Also, influence of DG presence on objective function and load flow is considered. The proposed method is applied to IEEE 33-bus and 69-bus test systems to decrease the activity cost of DISCO in deregulated environment and its capability relative to other methods is shown. Manuscript profile
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2 - A New Method for under Voltage Load Shedding Using Voltage Sensitivity and Load Reactive Power
J. Modarresi E. Gholipour A. Khodabakhshian
20.1001.1.16823745.1395.14.4.2.0

Load shedding is the last line of defense for controlling and stabilizing of the power system in the occurrence of a disturbance. Determining the amount and location of the load shedding are issues that the power system operators always have faced In this paper, a new m More

Load shedding is the last line of defense for controlling and stabilizing of the power system in the occurrence of a disturbance. Determining the amount and location of the load shedding are issues that the power system operators always have faced In this paper, a new method is proposed for determining the location of under voltage load shedding (UVLS). The proposed method, unlike the previous UVLS methods, uses two different factors to determine the effective location of UVLS. Considering the load reactive power in the process of determination of the UVLS location leads to disconnecting more reactive power during the initial steps of UVLS. Therefore, less active power sheds by the UVLS. To verify the accuracy of the proposed method, the proposed UVLS method accompanied with the method which uses the sensitivity of voltage with respect to the active power are implemented in IEEE 118-bus test system and New England 39 bus system. The obtained results show the superiority of the proposed method. Manuscript profile
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3 - Improving the Transient Stability of Grid Connected Converter During Severe Voltage Drop by Virtual Impedance
Omid Abdoli E. Gholipour R. Hooshmand
20.1001.1.16823745.1400.19.2.5.4

With the rise in the penetration of inverter based distributed energy sources, grid codes say that converters should not be disconnected during the fault. These sources should also help the grid by reactive power injection. Power system grids are resistive inductive and More

With the rise in the penetration of inverter based distributed energy sources, grid codes say that converters should not be disconnected during the fault. These sources should also help the grid by reactive power injection. Power system grids are resistive inductive and the converter may be unstable during the fault. Converters use phase locked loop (PLL) to synchronize with the grid. PLL is not able to be stable during severe voltage drop, so converters cannot ride through the fault and should be disconnected. In this paper a novel method based on virtual impedance is proposed to maintain the synchronization during severe voltage drop. This method needs grid impedance estimation and virtually connects the converter to a point that has a stronger connection. By this novel method, during voltage drop, the converter stays connected to the grid and injects reactive power. Simulation results in MATLAB verify the ability of proposed method in improving the transient stability of converter. Manuscript profile
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4 - Stochastic Planning of Resilience Enhancement for Electric Power Distribution Systems against Extreme Dust Storms
M. Haghshenas R. Hooshmand M. Gholipour
20.1001.1.16823745.1401.20.2.12.8

Resilience in power systems refers to the system's ability to withstand severe disturbances with a low probability of occurrence. Because in recent years extreme dust storms have caused severe damage to Iran's electricity industry, especially in the south and southwest, More

Resilience in power systems refers to the system's ability to withstand severe disturbances with a low probability of occurrence. Because in recent years extreme dust storms have caused severe damage to Iran's electricity industry, especially in the south and southwest, in this paper proposed a new scenario-based stochastic planning model for enhancement of power distribution systems resilience against extreme dust storms. In proposed model, in the first stage, the investment costs to improve the distribution system resilience against extreme dust storms are minimized due to the financial constraints, and in the second stage, the expected operating costs in dust storm conditions are minimized due to the operating constraints. Because network's insulation equipment are major cause of distribution system vulnerabilities in the dust storms, measures in the planning stage include replacement of porcelain insulators with silicon-rubber type, installation of automatic tie switches and installation of emergency generators. In the second stage, the measures are divided into preventive actions and corrective actions, and coordination between stages 1 and 2 is implemented in such a way that the results of each stage depend on the decision variables of the other stage. The simulation results for IEEE 33-bus test system and a 209 bus radial distribution network located in Khuzestan province, Iran, confirm the efficiency of the proposed model in different financial conditions. Manuscript profile

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