Método heurístico para restauración del servicio en sistemas de distribución de energía eléctrica
Keywords:
service restoration, feeder reconfiguration, optimization of distribution systems, reliability of distribution systems.Abstract
When there is an outage in a radial electrical distribution system, the isolation of the faulted section will result in the isolation of some portions of the feeder downstream from the affected area. Therefore, the next step will be to restore the service to the affected users. This restoration must be done as quickly as possible considering topology and feeder capacity restrictions. This paper describes an algorithm for service restoration via feeder reconfiguration. Results are shown under a distribution system with 11 buses and 3 main feeders.
MSC: 78M32
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