Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis
Common practice in transmission and distribution (T&D) systems analysis has been to treat them independently by decoupling those at the point of common coupling (PCC). With the large amount of distributed energy resources (DER) being added in distribution networks, the interactions between T&...
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doaj-0c801c32a97b47c78f1ae30c9ec76bc92021-04-02T11:49:32ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052019-08-0110.1049/joe.2019.0003JOE.2019.0003Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysisYaswanth Nag Velaga0Gayathri Krishnamoorthy1Anamika Dubey2Aoxia Chen3Pankaj K. Sen4Colorado School of MinesSchool of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Washington State UniversitySchool of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Washington State UniversityColorado School of MinesColorado School of MinesCommon practice in transmission and distribution (T&D) systems analysis has been to treat them independently by decoupling those at the point of common coupling (PCC). With the large amount of distributed energy resources (DER) being added in distribution networks, the interactions between T&D systems at PCC produce unacceptable errors. This study discusses an alternate approach for the combined T&D systems analysis using co-simulation technique. The proposed framework couples the analysis of the two systems by iteratively exchanging the power flow variables at the PCC. The approach is implemented for an IEEE 9-bus transmission test system coupled with the IEEE 13-bus distribution test system and the analysis is validated against an equivalent stand-alone combined T&D system model.https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2019.0003power transmissionload flowdistributed power generationdistribution networksco-simulation techniquepccdistributed energy resourcesdistribution networksieee 9-bus transmission test systemieee 13-bus distribution test systemtransmission-distribution systems analysispoint of common couplingderpower flow |
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Yaswanth Nag Velaga Gayathri Krishnamoorthy Anamika Dubey Aoxia Chen Pankaj K. Sen Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis The Journal of Engineering power transmission load flow distributed power generation distribution networks co-simulation technique pcc distributed energy resources distribution networks ieee 9-bus transmission test system ieee 13-bus distribution test system transmission-distribution systems analysis point of common coupling der power flow |
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Yaswanth Nag Velaga Gayathri Krishnamoorthy Anamika Dubey Aoxia Chen Pankaj K. Sen |
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Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis |
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Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis |
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Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis |
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Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis |
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Advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis |
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advancements in co-simulation techniques in combined transmission and distribution systems analysis |
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Common practice in transmission and distribution (T&D) systems analysis has been to treat them independently by decoupling those at the point of common coupling (PCC). With the large amount of distributed energy resources (DER) being added in distribution networks, the interactions between T&D systems at PCC produce unacceptable errors. This study discusses an alternate approach for the combined T&D systems analysis using co-simulation technique. The proposed framework couples the analysis of the two systems by iteratively exchanging the power flow variables at the PCC. The approach is implemented for an IEEE 9-bus transmission test system coupled with the IEEE 13-bus distribution test system and the analysis is validated against an equivalent stand-alone combined T&D system model. |
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power transmission load flow distributed power generation distribution networks co-simulation technique pcc distributed energy resources distribution networks ieee 9-bus transmission test system ieee 13-bus distribution test system transmission-distribution systems analysis point of common coupling der power flow |
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