Title :
Power Flow Solvability Identification and Calculation Algorithm Using Evolutionary Programming Technique
Author :
Talib, Kahardi Muhammad ; Musirin, Ismail ; Kalil, Mohd Rozely ; Idris, Mohamad Khayat
Author_Institution :
Univ. Teknol. MARA, Shah Alam
Abstract :
Power flow study has been identified as the most important issue in power systems especially in the field of assessing the power system operability, survivability and also its security. It is considered as the back bone prior to further power system analysis, operation and planning. There have been various ready made products for power flow study packages in the market. Nonetheless, any attempts to solve power flow solution utilizing new developed algorithm or techniques can be considered as a brave trial. This paper proposes the Evolutionary Programming (EP) optimization technique to address the power flow problems through optimization technique. EP is based on the survivors of the fittest technique; where it is a sub-division of evolutionary computation (EC) under the hierarchy of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Its capability in solving multi-variables, non- convex, non-linear and/or single or mufti-objective optimization problems have been highlighted as the strength of EP. In realizing the effectiveness of EP in solving power problems, standard test system was utilized to ensure its workability in solving non-linear equations involving several pre-determined equality and inequality constraints equations. Results obtained from this study were compared with the existing established techniques; promising results were discovered implying that this technique is feasible to be implemented in addressing further optimization problems.
Keywords :
evolutionary computation; load flow; nonlinear equations; power transmission reliability; artificiai intelligence; calculation algorithm; evolutionary computation; evolutionary programming technique; noniinear equations; power flow solvability identification; power system operabiiity; power system security; power system survivabiiity; standard test system; Artificial intelligence; Bones; Genetic programming; Load flow; Load flow analysis; Nonlinear equations; Packaging; Power system analysis computing; Power system planning; Power system security; Evolutionary programming; objective function; optimization; power flow solution; transmission loss;
Conference_Titel :
Research and Development, 2007. SCOReD 2007. 5th Student Conference on
Conference_Location :
Selangor, Malaysia
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1469-7
Electronic_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1470-3
DOI :
10.1109/SCORED.2007.4451445