Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 2015
152 Seiten
This research delves into the optimal utilization of smart grid resources to enhance social welfare. The work examines various theoretical, conceptual, and implementation aspects of this complex issue.
The introductory chapter establishes the motivation behind the research, explores the current national and international landscape of social welfare optimization, and outlines the objectives of the study. It further reviews relevant literature, focusing on operational standard management strategies, optimization of operational costs, price-sensitive modeling of power networks, and small signal stability analysis within the context of social welfare optimization. The chapter then details the tools and methodologies employed, including optimal power flow analysis, base case analysis, congestion management, social welfare optimization techniques, and small signal analysis. Finally, it presents the organization of the thesis.
The primary focus of this research revolves around the concepts of smart grids, social welfare optimization, power system optimization, operational constraints, and various optimization techniques, such as classical optimization, particle swarm optimization, and differential evolution.
The research focuses on the optimal utilization of smart grid resources to enhance social welfare, specifically addressing transmission line congestion, operational management costs, and small signal stability.
Social welfare optimization aims to balance the needs of all participants in a power market by minimizing operational costs and maximizing efficiency, often through techniques like Optimal Power Flow (OPF).
The thesis develops methodologies for contingency filtering (N-1 to N-4 criteria) and security control procedures using sensitivity indices to identify and manage congested lines.
The work applies several algorithms, including Classical Optimization, Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), and Differential Evolution (DE) to solve complex power system constraints.
It is a method used to evaluate the stability of a power system under small disturbances. The research uses Eigen Value Analysis and Time Domain Simulation to ensure that social welfare optimization does not compromise grid stability.
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