Convergence analysis of implicit Z-bus power flow method for general distribution networks with distributed generators

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Implicit Z-bus distribution power flow method may encounter divergence problems when applied to distribution systems with distributed generators modelled as P-V nodes. In this study, analysis of divergence problems associated with the implicit Z-bus method is performed. Physical insights toward the divergence problem are also provided. To this end, the iterative map of the implicit Z-bus method is first derived. Then the fix-point theorem and the non-linear discrete stability theorem are applied to perform convergence/divergence analysis of the implicit Z-bus power flow method. The authors apply the derived analytical results to conduct divergence analysis of the IEEE 13-bus, and a practical 1101- node distribution networks.

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Zhao, T. Q., Chiang, H. D., & Koyanagi, K. (2016). Convergence analysis of implicit Z-bus power flow method for general distribution networks with distributed generators. IET Generation, Transmission and Distribution, 10(2), 412–420. https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0679

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