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Powering and mobility through disasters: a dial-a-ride problem for electric taxis with charging and discharging regulations. [PDF]
Sci RepSayarshad HR.
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Flexible renewable integrated energy system capabilities to improve voltage stability with power quality and economic environmental operation of smart grid. [PDF]
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Hybrid Forecast-Enabled Adaptive Crowbar Coordination for LVRT Enhancement in DFIG Wind Turbines. [PDF]
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Large Scale Reactive Power Planning
IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems / Technical Operations Committee, 1983A new methodology for planning future reactive compensation for large scale systems is presented. The planning technique is based on a restructuring of the network model and a special formulation of the revised simplex method. A preprocessor is incorporated for correcting systems which are not able to converge using conventional power flow or optimal ...
R C Burchett, H H Happ
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Optimal Reactive Power Planning
IEEE Power Engineering Review, 1981This paper discusses development of a computer algorithm which can select one overall reactive power installation pattern that will satisfy system performance constraints for both base case and contingency conditions. The cost of installation and base case losses are minimized.
A. Hughes +4 more
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Reactive Power Planning - sequential approach
2016 IEEE International Energy Conference (ENERGYCON), 2016The paper concerns the problem of the Reactive Power Planning (RPP), being one of the most challenging problems in power system analyses. The authors present theoretical background for the proposed optimization method of RPP from the viewpoint of the economic aspect.
Miquel Kosmala Neto +2 more
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New tool for reactive power planning
IEE Proceedings C Generation, Transmission and Distribution, 1993A new tool for planning reactive power compensation is presented. It is based on the capability chart of the power system, which describes the domain of allowable operation of the system in the plane of total and reactive load demand. Reliability concepts are used to describe the ability of the power system to face the load; the stochastic approach is ...
LOSI, Arturo +3 more
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Reactive power planning and operating in the deregulated power utilities
DRPT2000. International Conference on Electric Utility Deregulation and Restructuring and Power Technologies. Proceedings (Cat. No.00EX382), 2002In the deregulated power industry, questions such as: Who is responsible for the reactive power compensation?; Are the reactive power service providers, especially generation owners, entitled to get paid to recover their costs?; Do consumers need to pay for reactive power loads?; What roles should generators play in reactive power compensation?; etc ...
null Chungshih Hsu, null Mo-Shing Chen
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Reactive power planning for wind power plant interconnections
2008 IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting - Conversion and Delivery of Electrical Energy in the 21st Century, 2008Modern wind plants have grown in capacity into facilities that can no longer be ignored in transmission planning studies. The most easily developed wind sites, those with an attractive wind resource in close proximity to stiff transmission system interconnections, are generally the first to be developed.
Michael Behnke, Abraham Ellis
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Reactive planning considering Offshore Wind Power generation
Proceedings of 14th International Conference on Harmonics and Quality of Power - ICHQP 2010, 2010Nowadays, the penetration of wind power in power systems increases very fast. In particular, the Offshore Wind Farms (OWFs) are very promising for future development. The unpredictable real output of the Wind Farms (WF) can cause reactive power problems and lead to variable voltage profiles and consequently to voltage quality issues.
ALLAHDADIAN, JAVAD +3 more
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