Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Planning and optimization of distribution network operations (17.DE308)

Native organizations units: Department of Power, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering
General information:
 
Category Scientific-professional
Scientific or art field Electroenergetics
ECTS 10

The main goal of the course is to gain knowledge about the optimal planning of distribution network drive on a daily, weekly, monthly and annual basis.

Knowledge of plant distribution networks. Knowledge of mathematical optimization procedures applied in the processing of distribution networks.

Modern methods of forecasting consumption: Basic statistics. Regression analysis. Correlation theory. The analysis of time series. Methods of artificial intelligence. Forecast of spatial distribution of consumption. Rates and billing of electricity: Expense access. Tariff Classification. Applications in various countries. Trip distributed generators: micro / mini hydropower plants. Gas plant. Solar power. Wind turbine farms and others. Application of modern methods of distribution network planning facilities: Radial and complex Feeder. Influence of Var / Volt regulation. Distribution transformer station. Locating the source transformer station and expansion of distribution networks. Software packages for planning. Modern systems for distribution networks control (DMS): Design. Databases. Software environment. Interacting with the user. Network Management. Analytical energy functions. Application of modern optimization techniques to solve the basic energy function is a DMS: optimization techniques (linear and nonlinear programming, search methods, methods of artificial intelligence, convex programming, etc.). Energy function (forecast load, power flow, power restoration, reconfiguration of network control, load control, excess control, and other). Part of the teaching activity on the subject is a self-study research in the field of facility planning and optimization of distribution networks. Study research includes active monitoring of the primary scientific sources, organization and execution of experiments and statistical data processing, numerical simulation, writing a paper with the topic close to the scientific and teaching area of the subject of student`s doctoral dissertation.

Lectures and mentoring (consultation). Study research.

Authors Title Year Publisher Language
* * * Tutorial on Modern Heuristic Optimization Techniques with Applications to Power Systems 2002 IEEE 02 TP160 English
N. S. Rau Optimization Principles: Practical Applications to the Operation and Markets of the Electric Power Industry 2003 Wiley-Interscience English
X. Wang and J. R. McDonald Modern Power System Planning 1994 McGraw Hill English
K. Bhattacharya, M. Bollen and J. E. Daalder Operation of Restructured Power Systems 2001 Kluwer English
Momoh, J.A. Electric Power System Applications of Optimization 2005 Marcel Dekker, New York English
Kirschen, D., Strbac, G. Power System Economics 2004 Wiley, New-York English
H. L. Willis Power Distribution Planning Reference Book 1997 Marcel Dekker English
Li, W. Risk Assessment of Power Systems: Models, Methods, and Applications 2005 IEEE Press, Piscataway English
T. A. Short Electric Power Distribution Handbook 2004 CRC Press English
A. S. Pabla Electric Power Distribution 2005 McGraw Hill English
Y. H. Song and X. F. Wang Operation of Market-Oriented Power Systems 2004 Springer English
Y. H. Song Modern Optimization Techniques in Power Systems 1999 Kluwer Academic Publishers English
M. E. El-Hawary Electric Power Applications of Fuzzy Systems 1998 IEEE Press English
P. Venkataraman Applied Optimization with Matlab Programming 2002 Wiley English
W. H. Kersting Distribution System Modeling and Analysis 2002 CRC Press English
H. L. Willis and W. G. Scott Distributed Power Generation: Planning and Evaluation 2000 Marcel Dekker English
Course activity Pre-examination Obligations Number of points
Project Yes Yes 50.00
Oral part of the exam No Yes 50.00

Assoc. Prof. Popović Željko

Associate Professor

Lectures

Prof. Popović Dragan

Full Professor

Lectures

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