Modified and Augmented Nodal Analysis-based Optimal Power Flow
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Abstract
The optimal power flow (OPF) problem focuses on the operational efficiency of electric power systems. Modern grids include a variety of devices that are often omitted in traditional OPF formulations, namely, different types of generators, transformers, or power electronics-based devices. The modified and augmented nodal analysis (MANA) extends the traditional nodal analysis by expressing circuit equations in a generic sparse matrix representation. The MANA approach can seamlessly accommodate constraints from various types of devices commonly encountered in modern networks. This, in turn, allows their straightforward inclusion as constraints in OPF by modelling them through MANA using their current and voltage equations. This work proposes a new OPF formulation based on MANA and the corresponding power flow constraints, which we refer to as MANA-OPF. The non-convex MANA-OPF is solved using a nonlinear solver, namely, IPOPT in Julia. The formulation is tested on several test cases. The results are compared to a standard approach used by PowerModels.
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