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... convergence process takes 53 iterations. The numerical results related to the variation in the original load, losses, and operating costs are presented in Table 2: Table 2 shows that the ideal for the distribution network would be a reduction (in %) of consumption by microgrid loads, precisely because of violations of restrictions related to minimum voltages at the feeder nodes. Thus, the MOPF model indicates that undervoltage can be remedied from these suggested cuts. ...Context 2
... convergence process takes 53 iterations. The numerical results related to the variation in the original load, losses, and operating costs are presented in Table 2: Table 2 shows that the ideal for the distribution network would be a reduction (in %) of consumption by microgrid loads, precisely because of violations of restrictions related to minimum voltages at the feeder nodes. Thus, the MOPF model indicates that undervoltage can be remedied from these suggested cuts. ...Similar publications
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... There are few studies with hourly time-steps [3,23]. When short-term problems are modeled, they are typically formulated as day-ahead operation planning [24]. Hourly time step for a whole year has been applied to design microgrids [25,26] or in GEP with heuristic decomposition techniques [27]. ...
