Enhancing Total Transfer Capability via Optimal Location of TCSC in Deregulated Electricity Market
作者： ThanhLong Duong , Yao JianGang , LeAnhTu Nguyen , Guo ZhenWei
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-41968-3_6
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摘要: In deregulated electricity market, most of the power transferred through wheeling transaction. Hence, it is very important and necessary to determine transfer capability transmission system before dispatch. Series FACTS devices such as Thyristor controlled series compensators (TCSC), with its ability directly control flow can be effective total network. Proper location TCSC plays key role in improving (TTC). From viewpoint, this paper focuses on evaluation impact TTC via optimal location. Evaluation using requires a two-step approach. First, network must ascertained by Min cut algorithm then, mathematical formulation Repeated Power Flow (RPF) fixed parameters solved. The proposed method tested validated for locating IEEE 14-, IEEE-30 bus test systems. Results show that capable finding best installation improve capability.
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