Particle swarm optimization algorithm based reactive power optimization in distribution network

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Minimization of power loss is the first priority of the power companies. Generally power loss is directly proportional to the reactive power demand and minimization of this is known as reactive power optimization (RPO). In this paper we are trying to minimize the reactive power loss with help of distributed generation. Distributed generation provides active as well as reactive power locally so, there is no need of taking the reactive power from the generator consequently reactive power loss minimizes. Now problem arises that where to place the distributed generation to have minimum power loss. To find the optimal location of the distributed generation, we have used particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO). For that we have defined the fitness function as well as constraints. Constraints limits the value of variable within the defined range. Fitness function is sum of real power loss index, reactive power loss index and voltage deviation index. We have also used genetic algorithm just to compare the results and to find which one is better out of genetic algorithm and PSO. RPO increases the power transfer capability, reduces the line loss and boost the system stability therefore it can be applied in the distribution network.

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Patel, A. N., & Jain, S. (2019). Particle swarm optimization algorithm based reactive power optimization in distribution network. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(10), 3792–3796. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.J9980.0881019

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