Method Based on Multi-Attribute Decision Making of Receiving-End Power Grid DC Location Selection

Xiao Ming Liu; Xin Sheng Niu; Yuan Wang; Yi Qun Wang; Kui Hua Wu; Feng Lan; Li Sheng Li; Tian Bao Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.986-987.358

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Method Based on Multi-Attribute Decision Making of Receiving-End Power Grid DC Location Selection

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For Receiving-end AC system, DC location selection depends on its role in supporting the DC system and economy. This paper proposes a method based on multi-attribute decision making of receiving-end power grid DC location selection. First, the balance of power DC location selected by region; then select the optimal placement through multi-attribute decision making; finally checked by calculating the feasibility of the selected placement. Zha Lute DC Shandong receiving-end power grid placement choice proved the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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Xiao Ming Liu*, Xin Sheng Niu, Yuan Wang, Yi Qun Wang, Kui Hua Wu, Feng Lan, Li Sheng Li, Tian Bao Zhang

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DC Location Selection, Multi-Attribute Decision Making, Receiving-End Power Grid

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