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Optimal placement and sizing of DGs considering static voltage stability

Hadavi et al., 2017

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8634546620341294417
Author
Hadavi S
Zaker B
Karami H
Arani A
Gharehpetian G
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2017 Conference on Electrical Power Distribution Networks Conference (EPDC)

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The voltage stability problem of distribution networks is an important issue in power system studies. The heavy load situation will lead to rapid voltage drop and voltage instability. In this paper, a new voltage stability index (VSI) is used to identify the most sensitive bus to the …
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