Titlebook: Electric Distribution Network Management and Control; Ali Arefi,Farhad Shahnia,Gerard Ledwich Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.

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Coordinated Voltage Control in Active Distribution Networks,ized or coordinated voltage control. From the literature, a number of coordinated voltage control strategies have been implemented to provide better and faster control to the system. This chapter presents an improved coordinated voltage control method in active electric distribution network by coord

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Managing Risk in Electric Distribution Networks,ces (vRESs) in next-gen electric distribution networks while minimizing their side-effects and associated risks. Nowadays, it is widely accepted that integrating vRESs is highly needed to solve a multitude of global concerns such as meeting an increasing demand for electricity, enhancing energy secu

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Distribution Network Demand and Its Uncertainty,perators (DNOs) cope with the increased uptake of low carbon technologies and localised sources of generation. This will enable DNOs to manage the current network, simulate the effect of various scenarios and run load flow analysis. In order to implement such analysis requires high resolution smart

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Coordinated Voltage Control in Active Distribution Networks,rk has become active distribution network. Thus, the connection of DGs in electric distribution networks has created a challenge for distribution network operators due to bidirectional power flow. One of the main technical challenges of an active distribution network is to maintain an acceptable vol