LSF Integrated Hippopotamus Optimizer Algorithm for Single DG Optimization in Radial Distribution Power Network
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Abstract
Distributed generation (DG) allocation provides significant benefits to radial distribution power networks (RDPN) when its size and location are optimally determined. This paper proposes a novel and efficient integrated approach for optimizing the site and rating of a single DG unit to minimize the total real power losses (TRPL) of the RDPN. The proposed method combines the loss sensitivity factor (LSF) with an advanced metaheuristic technique, the Hippopotamus Optimizer Algorithm (HOA). The LSF is first computed to identify a set of potential locations for DG placement, while HOA leverages the unique defense mechanisms and evasion strategies of hippopotamuses to optimize the DG capacity. The effectiveness of the proposed integrated approach is validated on the balanced IEEE 33-bus benchmark RDPN under both nominal and peak load conditions. To further assess robustness, type I and type III DG unit placements are considered.
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