Influence after Distributed Generation Access to the Distribution Network and its Reactive Power Control Strategy
Ting Gu, Wei Niu, Gang Yao, Jie Zhou
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Ting Gu, Wei Niu, Gang Yao, Jie Zhou
Abstract
Distributed generation technology is a new way of power generation and energy utilization, which has broad prospects for development. After Distributed Generation access to Distribution network near the load, the load distribution will changed.In this paper, discuss the different access location that distributed generation access to the distributed network has different influence to voltage and loss. At the same time, Combination of theory and practical example simulation to description of distributed power generation how to influence the distribution network voltage and network losses. Finally, it’s a brief introduction to the reactive power control strategy of distributed power generation systems.
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Distributed generation technology is a new way of power generation and energy utilization, which has broad prospects for development. After Distributed Generation access to Distribution network near the load, the load distribution will changed.In this paper, discuss the different access location that distributed generation access to the distributed network has different influence to voltage and loss. At the same time, Combination of theory and practical example simulation to description of distributed power generation how to influence the distribution network voltage and network losses. Finally, it’s a brief introduction to the reactive power control strategy of distributed power generation systems.
Key concepts: Distributed generation, Distributed power, AC power, Power (physics), Computer science, Electricity generation, Control (management), Distributed computing