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Electric Distribution Network Management and Control
This book highlights the recent research advances in the area of operation, management and control of electricity distribution networks. It addresses various aspects of distribution network management, including operation, customer engagement and technology accommodation. Electricity distribution networks are an important part of the power delivery system, and the smart control and management of distribution networks is vital in order to satisfy technical, economic, and customer requirements. A new management philosophy, techniques, and methods are essential to handle uncertainties, security, and stability associated with the integration of renewable-based distributed generation units, demand forecast and customer needs. This book discusses these topics in the context of managing the capacity of distribution networks while addressing the future needs of electricity systems. Furthermore, the efficient and economic operation of distribution networks is an essential part of management of system for effective use of resources, and as such the also addresses operation and control approaches and techniques suitable for future distribution networks.
Introduction -- Managing Risk in Distributions Networks -- Distribution Network Modelling and Management -- Operation of a Distribution Network with Emerging Technologies -- Voltage Control in Active Distribution Networks -- Achieving Efficiency and Fairness in Dynamic Demand Response -- Scheduling in Coupled Power and Gas Systems -- Distribution Network Oriented Demand Response -- Switch Deployment in Distribution Networks -- Cooperative Distributed Energy Scheduling in Microgrids -- Protection Considerations of distribution networks with Distributed Generation -- Stability Performance of Distribution Networks with Wind Turbines -- Advanced Metering Infrastructure in Distribution Networks.
edited by Ali Arefi, Farhad Shahnia, Gerard Ledwich.
Power Electronics, Electrical Machines and Networks