A Modified Load Flow Method for Enhancing Resiliency of Islanded Active Distribution Networks
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Abstract
Active distribution networks (ADNs) represent a viable solution for addressing significant power disruption events, primarily due to their capability for islanding operation. However, power flow analysis of islanded ADN (IADN) is critical due to the absence of slack bus and dependency of power on frequency due to droop characteristics of distributed energy resources (DERs). In this paper, a modified load flow method (MLFM) is proposed for droop-regulated IADNs that ensures appropriate power sharing and avoid overloading during any contingency. The proposed method is validated using a modified IEEE 33-bus test system. Additionally, a comparative analysis is performed, comparing the proposed method with the state-of-the-art Backward-Forward Sweep (BFS) load flow method and its improved version, known as IBFS. The test results demonstrate that the proposed MLFM is a straightforward yet effective approach, making it a valuable tool for system reconfiguration or restoration. Its simplicity and efficacy contribute to enhancing the resilience of networks in the face of disruptions.
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