Impact of DLC on Distribution System Reliability

Hong Shan Zhao; Ying Ying Wang; Song Chen; Ying Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.721.555

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Impact of DLC on Distribution System Reliability

Abstract:

The implement of direct load control can reduce power system load at peak times by restricting the given load at the required time straightforwardly. These actions also have a positive influence on the distribution system reliability along with the increase of load rate. Thus, in order to make further research on the impact of DLC on distribution system reliability, a mathematical model of DLC on the basis of linear programming method should be set up firstly. Then, according to the change of load rate, establishing a cubic spline interpolation function represents the reliability index changing with load rate. Finally, the validity of above model and the method are studied through numerical tests on modified RBTS BUS 6 test system. As the result shows, the effectively direct load control can improve the distribution system reliability.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 721)

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Hong Shan Zhao, Ying Ying Wang, Song Chen, Ying Wang

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Cubic Spline Interpolation, DLC, Load Rate, Reliability Evaluation

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