Optimization of Power Flow Computation Methods
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- Nombre de pages202
- FormatPDF
- ISBN978-3-7568-2439-7
- EAN9783756824397
- Date de parution27/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille4 Mo
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- ÉditeurBooks on Demand
Résumé
Power flow computations are a cornerstone of many simulations regarding the electric grid. This thesis evaluates the landscape of power flow computation methods with a focus on practical computational performance in large-scale simulations, as they occur in modern distribution grid planning. The investigation involves various model assumptions, different algorithms, implementation details, and unconventional computational optimization methods.
As a result, the implementations devised in this thesis are up to a thousand times faster for large scale grid simulations than established solutions.
As a result, the implementations devised in this thesis are up to a thousand times faster for large scale grid simulations than established solutions.
Power flow computations are a cornerstone of many simulations regarding the electric grid. This thesis evaluates the landscape of power flow computation methods with a focus on practical computational performance in large-scale simulations, as they occur in modern distribution grid planning. The investigation involves various model assumptions, different algorithms, implementation details, and unconventional computational optimization methods.
As a result, the implementations devised in this thesis are up to a thousand times faster for large scale grid simulations than established solutions.
As a result, the implementations devised in this thesis are up to a thousand times faster for large scale grid simulations than established solutions.