Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices

Around the world, the demand is increasing due to industrial activity and advances in both developing and developed countries. This situation has pushed many power system operators to operate their system closer to the voltage stability limits. Increase in power consumption can cause serious problem...

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Main Author:	Ali Abdallah, Ali Emhemed
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2021
Subjects:	T Technology (General)
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spelling	my-ump-ir.346742022-10-14T03:33:57Z Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices 2021-06 Ali Abdallah, Ali Emhemed T Technology (General) TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Around the world, the demand is increasing due to industrial activity and advances in both developing and developed countries. This situation has pushed many power system operators to operate their system closer to the voltage stability limits. Increase in power consumption can cause serious problems in electric power systems, such as voltage instability, frequency instability, line overloading, and power system blackouts.Voltage stability index (VSI) is a tool for detecting voltage stability related problems. This work proposes an index of the line voltage stability limits based on Thevenin’s Theorem, which is referred to as the Maximum Line Stability Index (MLSI). The function of MLSI is to estimate the voltage stability condition and determine sensitive lines in power system. To increase voltage stability and improve other aspects of power quality, many power system operators are considering the idea of integrating distributed energy resources into the existing power system. Another part of this work focuses on enhancing the stability of the power system using distributed generator (DG). The proposed solution is based on the optimization method developed from a combination of the Artificial Bee Colony and Hill Climbing algorithms (ABC-HC) to give the optimal placement and sizing of DG units to be deployed in the system. Under severe contingency conditions, such as increase in demand and loss of transmission lines, frequently the problem cannot be solved by just using the DG, the possible solution is to consider load shedding as to reduce the congestion in order to maintain voltage stability in the system. To solve this problem, an optimal load shedding approach, integrated with optimal DG sizing is proposed using the ABC-HC algorithm. This technique can find the load location to be shed, as well as the size of DG. The performance and effectiveness of each proposed solution was tested on IEEE test systems. The simulation results showed that the MLSI index has strong sensitivity to detect the overloaded line in the system and as reliable as other voltage stability indices. Meanwhile, the proposed ABC-HC optimization technique shows its ability to identify the bus location and the optimal active energy injection from the DG with a substantial power loss reduction. Finally, under severe contingency condition, the optimization of DGs and load shedding shows the system able to maintain its voltage stability. 2021-06 Thesis http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/34674/ http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/34674/1/Optimal%20distributed%20generation%20and%20load%20shedding%20scheme.ir.pdf pdf en public phd doctoral Universiti Malaysia Pahang College of Engineering
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description	Around the world, the demand is increasing due to industrial activity and advances in both developing and developed countries. This situation has pushed many power system operators to operate their system closer to the voltage stability limits. Increase in power consumption can cause serious problems in electric power systems, such as voltage instability, frequency instability, line overloading, and power system blackouts.Voltage stability index (VSI) is a tool for detecting voltage stability related problems. This work proposes an index of the line voltage stability limits based on Thevenin’s Theorem, which is referred to as the Maximum Line Stability Index (MLSI). The function of MLSI is to estimate the voltage stability condition and determine sensitive lines in power system. To increase voltage stability and improve other aspects of power quality, many power system operators are considering the idea of integrating distributed energy resources into the existing power system. Another part of this work focuses on enhancing the stability of the power system using distributed generator (DG). The proposed solution is based on the optimization method developed from a combination of the Artificial Bee Colony and Hill Climbing algorithms (ABC-HC) to give the optimal placement and sizing of DG units to be deployed in the system. Under severe contingency conditions, such as increase in demand and loss of transmission lines, frequently the problem cannot be solved by just using the DG, the possible solution is to consider load shedding as to reduce the congestion in order to maintain voltage stability in the system. To solve this problem, an optimal load shedding approach, integrated with optimal DG sizing is proposed using the ABC-HC algorithm. This technique can find the load location to be shed, as well as the size of DG. The performance and effectiveness of each proposed solution was tested on IEEE test systems. The simulation results showed that the MLSI index has strong sensitivity to detect the overloaded line in the system and as reliable as other voltage stability indices. Meanwhile, the proposed ABC-HC optimization technique shows its ability to identify the bus location and the optimal active energy injection from the DG with a substantial power loss reduction. Finally, under severe contingency condition, the optimization of DGs and load shedding shows the system able to maintain its voltage stability.
format	Thesis
qualification_name	Doctor of Philosophy (PhD.)
qualification_level	Doctorate
author	Ali Abdallah, Ali Emhemed
author_facet	Ali Abdallah, Ali Emhemed
author_sort	Ali Abdallah, Ali Emhemed
title	Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices
title_short	Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices
title_full	Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices
title_fullStr	Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices
title_full_unstemmed	Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices
title_sort	optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices
granting_institution	Universiti Malaysia Pahang
granting_department	College of Engineering
publishDate	2021
url	http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/34674/1/Optimal%20distributed%20generation%20and%20load%20shedding%20scheme.ir.pdf
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Optimal distributed generation and load shedding scheme using artificial bee colony- hill climbing algorithm considering voltage stability and losses indices

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