VAr planning for power system security
IEEE Transactions on Power SystemsPublished 1 May 1989
O. O. Obadina, Jan Bouwe van den Berg
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Abstract
A method is presented for identifying a dispersed reactive power (VAr) supply that can enhance power systems' pre- and post-contingency voltage security, subject to technical and economic constraints. The problem is formulated in two stages. The first stage involves a nonlinear optimization problem which minimizes the amount of reactive supply. The second stage uses a mixed-integer linear program which optimizes the number of candidates buses for VAr support. Results of application of the method to an example system are presented.>
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