The paper presents the structure of an open-source software tool that can solve an Optimal Network Reconfiguration problem for a distribution grid. The problem includes kinship constraints that permit to fully represent the logics which are behind the principal distribution automation schemes adopted by Distributor System Operators to deal with the fault detection, isolation and recovery function. The algorithm is structured to be fully open-source and it is developed on a Python-based environment. The adopted network models are also open-source and based on the Open-DSS software. Results obtained on the model of a realistically sized MV primary distribution network are shown.
An Open-Source Optimal Network Reconfiguration Tool for Improving Distribution Grid Reliability
Ricca A.;
2024-01-01
Abstract
The paper presents the structure of an open-source software tool that can solve an Optimal Network Reconfiguration problem for a distribution grid. The problem includes kinship constraints that permit to fully represent the logics which are behind the principal distribution automation schemes adopted by Distributor System Operators to deal with the fault detection, isolation and recovery function. The algorithm is structured to be fully open-source and it is developed on a Python-based environment. The adopted network models are also open-source and based on the Open-DSS software. Results obtained on the model of a realistically sized MV primary distribution network are shown.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
