Optimal allocation and sizing of renewable distributed generation using ant lion optimization algorithm

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作者
E. S. Ali
S. M. Abd Elazim
A. Y. Abdelaziz
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[1] Zagazig University,Electric Power and Machine Department, Faculty of Engineering
[2] Jazan University,Electrical Department, Faculty of Engineering
[3] Ain Shams University,Electric Power and Machine Department, Faculty of Engineering
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Electrical Engineering | 2018年 / 100卷
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Distributed generation; Renewable energy; Loss reduction; Voltage profiles; ALOA; LSFs;
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Renewable sources can provide a clean and smart solution to the increased demands. Thus, photovoltaic and wind turbine are considered here as sources of distributed generation (DG). Allocation and sizing of DG have greatly affected the system losses. In this paper, ant lion optimization algorithm (ALOA) is proposed for optimal allocation and sizing of DG-based renewable sources for radial distribution system. First, the most candidate buses for installing DG are suggested using loss sensitivity factors. Then the proposed ALOA is employed to deduce the locations of DG and their sizing from the elected buses. The proposed algorithm is tested on 69 bus radial distribution system. The obtained results via the proposed algorithm are compared with others to highlight its benefits in reducing total power losses and consequently maximizing the net saving. Moreover, the results are introduced to verify the superiority of the proposed algorithm to enhance the voltage profiles for various loading conditions.
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页数:10
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