Simultaneous optimal allocation and sizing of distributed generations and shunt capacitors in distribution networks using fuzzy GA methodology

  • Gampa S
  • Das D
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This paper presents a combination of fuzzy and genetic algorithm (GA)-based methodology for simultaneous optimum allocation and sizing of distributed generations (DGs) and shunt capacitors (SCs) together in distribution systems. The objectives of reduction of active power and reactive power supply, reduction of real power loss and improvement of branch current capacity, voltage profile and voltage stability are considered. The combination of shunt capacitors with both unity power factor DGs and lagging power factor DGs also considered for analyzing the performance of the distribution systems. Simulation results are demonstrated to show the advantage of proposed fuzzy genetic algorithm-based technique over conventional multiobjective approach and loss sensitivity-based optimization techniques reported in the literature.

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Gampa, S. R., & Das, D. (2019). Simultaneous optimal allocation and sizing of distributed generations and shunt capacitors in distribution networks using fuzzy GA methodology. Journal of Electrical Systems and Information Technology, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s43067-019-0003-2

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