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High performance power flow algorithm for symmetrical distribution networks with unbalanced loading

Dzafic et al., 2012

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1346072710004696725
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Dzafic I
Neisius H
Mohapatra P
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International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology

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Size of the distribution and transmission networks to be planned or to be monitored in online systems is increasing significantly. The number of nodes of a complete distribution system exceeds several hundred thousand. As a consequence, efficient methods for the calculation …
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