Interest Distribution Model Based on the Line Loss Management in Distribution Network

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With the trend of modernized management, the line loss management is becoming more and more professional and particularized. But, due to large potential economic interests in distribution network, some line loss management personnel are lured by economics interests and not easy to keep clean and honest. In the power system, one is to make the line loss index called the manager, the other is to check the actual line loss called the executor. Due to superior technical and management weakness in the line loss management, there exists prevailing information asymmetry between the managers and the executors. Therefore, some economic crime on some critical posts will arise, and this will harm public interest. So, it is critical to balance the interest distribution between the managers and the executors based on the line loss management in distribution network. The article created the differential equation model by taking advantage of ecological niches theory to research the game between the managers and the executors in the interest chain of the distribution network. By analyzing, the model has proved the reliability of the interest balance between the players in the line loss management. And then, a simulation model were given out. The conclusions are contributed to the line loss managerial department.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 774-776)

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1951-1956

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September 2013

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