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Time-varying stochastic assessment of conservation voltage reduction based on load modeling

Wang et al., 2014

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7794517487815144669
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Wang Z
Wang J
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IEEE Transactions on Power Systems

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This paper presents a time-varying stochastic technique to assess conservation voltage reduction (CVR) effects based on load modeling. A time-varying exponential load model is developed to represent voltage dependences of loads. The recursive least square (RLS) …
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