Heuristic mathematical formulations and comprehensive algorithm for optimal decision making for power system cabling
Author(s) -
Vahid Abbasi,
Hossein Heydari,
Faramarz Faghihi
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
scientia iranica
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.299
H-Index - 51
eISSN - 2345-3605
pISSN - 1026-3098
DOI - 10.1016/j.scient.2011.02.003
Subject(s) - heuristic , voltage drop , computer science , mathematical optimization , point (geometry) , boundary (topology) , path (computing) , power (physics) , process (computing) , voltage , minification , transient (computer programming) , algorithm , engineering , mathematics , electrical engineering , physics , quantum mechanics , mathematical analysis , geometry , programming language , operating system
This paper proposes a novel method for an optimal cabling route; a combinatorial design algorithm through heuristic mathematical formulations to choose the optimal path when two or more physical paths are available. The best path, from an EMC point of view, can be chosen based upon various criteria, such as monetary cost minimization, voltage drop and quality (EMC) parameters. This paper initially provides numerical 2D and 3D resolutions of the problems of radiation generated by current sources. The proposed approach is based on the finite element method, associated with absorbing boundary conditions. The presented model makes it possible to consider wave propagation and its effect on heterogeneous mediums in transient, which can be applied in EMC for simulation of radiation. Initially, the formulations for electromagnetic modeling of the proposed problem are specified in detail. The simulation results are used for the cabling routes, with respect to undesirable field distribution in the specified regions. Based upon the aforementioned criteria, using an Analytical Hierarchy Process, the intelligent choice of optimal cabling routes can be achieved. Hence, there is a need for the proposed method to be successfully implemented on two different types of power system; a current injection system, and high voltage substation
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