A New Power Flow Control and Management Method Based on Multi-Line Transmission/Distribution Networks

Yong Sheng Xu

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A New Power Flow Control and Management Method Based on Multi-Line Transmission/Distribution Networks

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A new concept of using a PV solar power plant as interline PV system is introduced in this paper. As the name suggests, the interline PV system interconnects two (possibly more) transmission/distribution lines by reconfiguring existing PV solar plant inverters. This newly developed system thus can act as a FACTS device providing a flexible control over both active and reactive powers on multiple lines simultaneously.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 192)

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