Comparison of technical schemes of reactive power compensation for distribution system
Jian Liu
Abstract
Jian Liu
Abstract
Reasonable reactive power compensation methods for distribution networks can keep the systems voltage profile, reduce the active power losses of networks, increase the feeding capability of networks, and cut down the generating costs. Four schemes of reactive power compensation of distribution systems are compared technoeconomically in this paper to seek the optimal. And suggestions are given in view of some problems encountered in reactive power compensation of distribution systems.
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Reasonable reactive power compensation methods for distribution networks can keep the systems voltage profile, reduce the active power losses of networks, increase the feeding capability of networks, and cut down the generating costs. Four schemes of reactive power compensation of distribution systems are compared technoeconomically in this paper to seek the optimal. And suggestions are given in view of some problems encountered in reactive power compensation of distribution systems.
Key concepts: Compensation (psychology), AC power, Power (physics), Engineering, Electric power system, Control theory (sociology), Reliability engineering, Control engineering