A review of Volt/Var control techniques in passive and active power distribution networks
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Abstract
Volt/Var control problem of distribution systems has been extensively investigated in literature. Many control models and algorithms have been proposed to achieve better system quality, security, reliability, efficiency, loadability, and cost effectiveness. Early distribution systems are built based on centralized power generation which is named passive distribution system (PDS), where power flow is unidirectional. Nowadays, the topology of the distribution system allows for bidirectional power flow which is named active distribution system (ADS) due to the presence of active resources, such as distributed generations (DGs). The complexity of controlling each system depends on the topology and size of the network, as well as the control devices used. However, in general there are mainly two main control strategies used to control power networks: centralized and decentralized. This paper provides a review for both control strategies in the distribution system based on Volt/Var control techniques. It introduces the most commonly used techniques and algorithms in the literature for passive and active distribution systems. Moreover, it provides the reader with a comprehensive review on the common optimization techniques and the different objective functions used in terms of loss minimization, voltage deviation, and minimum control variable operation.
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