Three-phase reactive power optimization method of active power distribution network
An active distribution network and distribution network technology, applied in the field of automation, can solve the problems of non-decoupling of active and reactive power, lack of effective solution methods, and inability to accurately represent different types of loads.
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[0095] Example: Apply this method to a 33-node distribution network example, and compare it with the branch and bound method in terms of time. From the results, it can be seen that the number of iterations of this method is two, and the time of each iteration is the same as that without considering the discrete The solution time of the semidefinite programming method with variable time is similar, and the total time is nearly four times shorter than that of the branch and bound method.
[0096] Such as figure 2 As shown, the specific implementation steps of solving the MISDP model based on the branch and bound method are as follows:
[0097] 1. Initialization. The subproblem queue to be branched is set to L={(RP)}, the integer solution queue is set to IL={(IP)}, and the upper and lower bounds of the MISDP model are respectively Z IP = -∞, iteration counter k = 0 and set k max .
[0098] 2. Relax the discrete variables in the MISDP model of reactive power optimization o...
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