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将混合PVDG和DSVC设备最佳分配到配电网中,使用修改后的NRBO算法,考虑到超电流保护特性

Nasreddine Belbachir1, Mohamed Zellagui2, Haitham A Mahmoud3

  • 1Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Mostaganem, 27000, Mostaganem, Algeria. nasreddine.belbachir.etu@univ-mosta.dz.

Scientific reports
|April 15, 2025
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概括

一个经过修改的牛顿拉普森基于优化器 (mNRBO) 有效地确定了光伏分布式发电机 (PVDG) 和分布式静态Var补偿器 (DSVC) 在配电网中的最佳位置和尺寸,显著减少了功率损失.

关键词:
分布式静态变量补偿器混合动力系统是混合动力系统.修改的牛顿拉普森基于优化器超电流保护特性 超电流保护特性光伏分布式发电是光伏的分布式发电方式.

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