Investigations on the Influence of D-FACTS Equipment on the Stability of Distribution Network
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Abstract
Distributed generation (DG) with unreasonable location and capacity will adversely affect the network loss, voltage stability and reliability of the distribution network, resulting in the underutilization of distributed energy such as wind energy and solar energy. In this paper, based on the measured wind turbine output data, the distributed flexible AC transmission system (D-FACTS) is used to optimize the power flow of the distribution network to reduce the limitation of DG position and capacity. The double changes of wind turbine output and load at different times are simulated, and the network loss, voltage level and reliability of the system are analyzed. The verification of IEEE36 distribution system shows that the installation of D-FACTS equipment on the distribution network with a large number of DGs plays a role in reducing network loss, stabilizing system voltage and improving reliability.
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