Study on Large-Scale Distributed Power Access to Distribution Networks for the Impact of the Loss in the Power

Bo Lun Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.960-961.1077

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Study on Large-Scale Distributed Power Access to Distribution Networks for the Impact of the Loss in the Power

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Near the load of distribution network access distributed networks, the entire distribution network load distribution will change, system trend then change, then the trend of the distribution network can also be changed from the original "one-way flow" to "two-way flow". For synchronous generator connected to the power distribution network, the input active power and reactive power at the same time to the system, can reduce the loss and the voltage distribution network can play a supporting role, but for asynchronous induction generator connected to the power distribution network, the input to the system active power and reactive power absorption, reduce the power factor of the grid. By trend analysis found that introducing asynchronous induction generator to increase distribution network loss, deterioration in transmission line voltage level. Distributed generators after introducing the distribution network could reduce may also increase the system network loss.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 960-961)

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1077-1080

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June 2014

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Bo Lun Wang*

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Access to Distribution Networks, Network Loss, New Energy

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