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Data driven approaches for smart city planning and design: a case scenario on urban data management
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Future needs of human reliability analysis: The interaction between new technology, crew roles and performance
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Electrified externally heated rotary calciner for calcination of cement raw meal
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Room temperature rate coefficients for the reaction of chlorine atoms with a series of volatile methylsiloxanes (L<inf>2</inf>-L<inf>5</inf>, D<inf>3</inf>-D<inf>6</inf>)
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“Physics of Evolving Matter: Connectivity, Communication and Growth” The Geilo School 2023, March 13-23, Geilo, Norway
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Use of Fluorescence Spectroscopy and Chemometrics to Visualise Fluoroquinolones Photodegradation Major Trends: A Confirmation Study with Mass Spectrometry
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A developed distributed ledger technology architectural layer framework for decentralized governance implementation in virtual enterprise
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Probabilistic Planning of Distribution Networks with Optimal DG Placement Under Uncertainties
Get PDFThis research paper presents an efficient methodology for distribution network planning under an uncertain environment. As an extension of our previous work presented at the ECCE Asia 2021 conference, here optimal placement and sizing of Renewable Energy Sources (RES)-based Distributed Generations (DGs) are determined considering the generation and load uncertainties. In addition, the optimal tap settings of off-load tap changing transformers present in a network are also determined. Probabilistic non-linear optimization is solved with a sensitivity-based technique to minimize the distribution network losses and improve its voltage stability. The proposed methodology is implemented on standard test systems like the IEEE 69 bus and the Indian 85 bus networks. Further, to determine its real-world functionality, the methodology is tested on a practical radial distribution network of 88 buses present in a remote Froan island of Norway. When compared with existing techniques, the proposed methodology provides much more efficient network planning solutions with lesser power losses. Developed on free and open-source software platforms, it also provides a reliable and cost-effective alternative to network operators to determine their network robustness.Probabilistic Planning of Distribution Networks with Optimal DG Placement Under UncertaintiesacceptedVersio
