STATE ESTIMATION FOR ELECTRIC-POWER DISTRIBUTION-SYSTEMS IN QUASI REAL-TIME CONDITIONS

This paper proposes a new method for the state estimation of electric power distribution system conditions oriented towards working with minimum number of remote measurements available in the network. This approach will require information concerning the network reconfiguration, remote measurements of voltages, real and reactive power as well as feeder currents in distribution substations. All kinds of statistical information pertaining to distribution transformer loads are used together with real-time remote measurements. In the proposed method, the existing scheme configuration is examined by a configuration pre-screening process based on the addressed references in an oriented graph. The permissible intervals for remote measurement errors and the reliability of statistical information are discussed. A practical example is presented and the exploitation of results has proved its accuracy and efficiency.