Orientador: Marcos Julio Rider Flores / Abstract: Electric distribution networks should be prepared to provide an economic and reliable service to all customers, as well as to integrate technologies related to distributed generation, energy storage, and plug-in electric vehicles. A proper representation of the electric distribution network operation, taking into account smart grid technologies, is key to accomplish these goals. This work presents mathematical formulations for the steady-state operation of electric distribution networks, which consider the unbalance of three-phase grids. Mathematical models of the operation of smart grid-related devices present in electric distribution networks are developed (e.g., volt-var control devices, energy storage systems, and plug-in electric vehicles). Furthermore, features related to the voltage dependency of loads, distributed generation, and voltage and thermal limits are also included. These formulations constitute a mathematical framework for optimization analysis of the electric distribution network operation, which could assist planners in decision-making processes. Different objectives related to technical and/or economic aspects can be pursued within the framework; in addition, the extension to multi-period and multi-scenario optimization is discussed. The presented models are built based on mixed integer linear programming formulations, avoiding the use of conventional mixed integer nonlinear formulations. The application of the presented framework is illustrated throughou... (Complete abstract click electronic access below) / Resumo: As redes de distribuição de energia elétrica devem estar preparadas para fornecer um serviço econômico e confiável a todos os clientes, bem como para integrar tecnologias relacionadas à geração distribuída, armazenamento de energia e veículos elétricos. Uma representação adequada da operação das redes de distribuição, considerando as tecnologias de redes inteligentes, é fundamental para atingir esses objetivos. Este trabalho apresenta formulações matemáticas para a operação em regime permanente das redes de distribuição, que consideram o desequilíbrio de redes trifásicas. Modelos matemáticos da operação de dispositivos relacionados à redes inteligentes presentes em redes de distribuição são desenvolvidos (e.g., dispositivos de controle volt-var, sistemas de armazenamento de energia e veículos elétricos). Além disso, características relacionadas à dependência da tensão das cargas, geração distribuída e limites térmico e de tensão também estão incluídos. Essas formulações constituem um marco matemático para a análise de otimização da operação das redes de distribuição de energia elétrica, o que possibilita modelar os processos de tomada de decisões. Objetivos diferentes relacionados a aspectos técnicos e/ou econômicos podem ser almejados dentro deste marco; Além disso, a extensão para otimização multi-período e multi-cenário é discutida. Os modelos apresentados são construídos com base em formulações de programação linear inteira mista, evitando o uso de formulações não-lineare... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo) / Doutor

The future operation of public low voltage networks has to consider increased decentralised generation using photovoltaic systems for residential application. For utilities it is necessary to determine the maximum permissible installed power of residential photovoltaic systems in sections of the low-voltage network. For this purpose a method based on modelling low-voltage network structures, occurring loads and insolation situations is presented and demonstrated. The maximum permissible installed power of residential photovoltaic systems is fundamentally determined by the structure of the settlement of the affected low-voltage network section. By modifying the generator model the method can be applied too for other types of decentralized generators in the low-voltage network such as fuel cell systems. / Für den Betrieb des öffentlichen Niederspannungsnetzes in Wohnsiedlungsgebieten ist zukünftig mit einem verstärkten Einsatz dezentraler photovoltaischer Energiewandlungsanlagen zu rechnen. Für Netzbetreiber ist es erforderlich, die maximal zulässige Netzanschlussleistung derartiger Anlagen für Niederspannungs-Netzbezirke zu bestimmen. Dazu wird ein Verfahren auf der Grundlage der Modellierung der Struktur von Netzbezirken, der dort auftretenden Belastungen und Einstrahlungssituationen vorgestellt und demonstriert. Die maximal zulässige Netzanschlussleistung dezentraler photovoltaischer Energiewandlungsanlagen wird wesentlich durch die Siedlungsstruktur des betreffenden Niederspannungs-Netzbezirkes bestimmt. Durch Modifikation des Erzeugermodelles kann das Verfahren auch für andere dezentrale Kleinerzeuger im Niederspannungsnetz angewandt werden.

Submitted by CARLOS FRANCISCO SABILLON ANTUNEZ (cfsa27@gmail.com) on 2018-05-23T00:13:45Z No. of bitstreams: 1 20180522ATeseCarlos.pdf: 6005665 bytes, checksum: cc46f4ea50bb15771fa5c7f3ce3f8107 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Cristina Alexandra de Godoy null (cristina@adm.feis.unesp.br) on 2018-05-24T14:51:28Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 sabillonantunez_cf_dr_ilha.pdf: 6416516 bytes, checksum: 8832a0c7772aecb5081e9daa768de603 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-05-24T14:51:28Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 sabillonantunez_cf_dr_ilha.pdf: 6416516 bytes, checksum: 8832a0c7772aecb5081e9daa768de603 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-03-26 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / As redes de distribuição de energia elétrica devem estar preparadas para fornecer um serviço econômico e confiável a todos os clientes, bem como para integrar tecnologias relacionadas à geração distribuída, armazenamento de energia e veículos elétricos. Uma representação adequada da operação das redes de distribuição, considerando as tecnologias de redes inteligentes, é fundamental para atingir esses objetivos. Este trabalho apresenta formulações matemáticas para a operação em regime permanente das redes de distribuição, que consideram o desequilíbrio de redes trifásicas. Modelos matemáticos da operação de dispositivos relacionados à redes inteligentes presentes em redes de distribuição são desenvolvidos (e.g., dispositivos de controle volt-var, sistemas de armazenamento de energia e veículos elétricos). Além disso, características relacionadas à dependência da tensão das cargas, geração distribuída e limites térmico e de tensão também estão incluídos. Essas formulações constituem um marco matemático para a análise de otimização da operação das redes de distribuição de energia elétrica, o que possibilita modelar os processos de tomada de decisões. Objetivos diferentes relacionados a aspectos técnicos e/ou econômicos podem ser almejados dentro deste marco; Além disso, a extensão para otimização multi-período e multi-cenário é discutida. Os modelos apresentados são construídos com base em formulações de programação linear inteira mista, evitando o uso de formulações não-lineares inteiras mistas convencionais. A aplicação do marco apresentado é ilustrada em abordagens de controle para coordenação de carregamento de veículos elétricos, controle de magnitude de tensão e controle de geração distribuída renovável. Diversos métodos são desenvolvidos, com base no marco de otimização matemática, para otimizar a operação de sistemas de distribuição desbalanceados, considerando não apenas diferentes penetrações de veículos elétricos e fontes de energia renováveis, mas também a presença de sistemas de armazenamento e dispositivos de controle volt-var. A este respeito, o agendamento dinâmico e a otimização multi-período de janela rolante são frequentemente usados para alcançar uma operação ótima na rede. A eficácia e robustez das metodologias, bem como a confiabilidade do marco de otimização matemática, são verificados usando vários sistemas de teste (e.g., 123-node, 34-node e 178-node) com nós de média e baixa tensão, diferentes janelas de controle e várias disponibilidades de controle relacionadas aos dispositivos de rede inteligente. / Electric distribution networks should be prepared to provide an economic and reliable service to all customers, as well as to integrate technologies related to distributed generation, energy storage, and plug-in electric vehicles. A proper representation of the electric distribution network operation, taking into account smart grid technologies, is key to accomplish these goals. This work presents mathematical formulations for the steady-state operation of electric distribution networks, which consider the unbalance of three-phase grids. Mathematical models of the operation of smart grid-related devices present in electric distribution networks are developed (e.g., volt-var control devices, energy storage systems, and plug-in electric vehicles). Furthermore, features related to the voltage dependency of loads, distributed generation, and voltage and thermal limits are also included. These formulations constitute a mathematical framework for optimization analysis of the electric distribution network operation, which could assist planners in decision-making processes. Different objectives related to technical and/or economic aspects can be pursued within the framework; in addition, the extension to multi-period and multi-scenario optimization is discussed. The presented models are built based on mixed integer linear programming formulations, avoiding the use of conventional mixed integer nonlinear formulations. The application of the presented framework is illustrated throughout control approaches for plug-in electric vehicle charging coordination, voltage magnitude control, and renewable distributed generation control. Several methods are developed, based on this framework, to optimize the operation of unbalanced distribution systems considering not only different penetrations of electric vehicles and renewable energy sources but also the presence of storage systems and volt-var control devices. In this regard, dynamic scheduling and rolling multi-period optimization are often used to achieve optimal economic operation in the grid. The effective and robustness of the methodologies, as well as the reliability of the mathematical framework, are verified using many test systems (e.g., 123-node, 34-node, and 178-node) with medium and low voltage nodes, different operation control time frames, and several control availabilities related to the smart grid devices.

The future operation of public low voltage networks has to consider increased decentralised generation using photovoltaic systems for residential application. For utilities it is necessary to determine the maximum permissible installed power of residential photovoltaic systems in sections of the low-voltage network. For this purpose a method based on modelling low-voltage network structures, occurring loads and insolation situations is presented and demonstrated. The maximum permissible installed power of residential photovoltaic systems is fundamentally determined by the structure of the settlement of the affected low-voltage network section. By modifying the generator model the method can be applied too for other types of decentralized generators in the low-voltage network such as fuel cell systems. / Für den Betrieb des öffentlichen Niederspannungsnetzes in Wohnsiedlungsgebieten ist zukünftig mit einem verstärkten Einsatz dezentraler photovoltaischer Energiewandlungsanlagen zu rechnen. Für Netzbetreiber ist es erforderlich, die maximal zulässige Netzanschlussleistung derartiger Anlagen für Niederspannungs-Netzbezirke zu bestimmen. Dazu wird ein Verfahren auf der Grundlage der Modellierung der Struktur von Netzbezirken, der dort auftretenden Belastungen und Einstrahlungssituationen vorgestellt und demonstriert. Die maximal zulässige Netzanschlussleistung dezentraler photovoltaischer Energiewandlungsanlagen wird wesentlich durch die Siedlungsstruktur des betreffenden Niederspannungs-Netzbezirkes bestimmt. Durch Modifikation des Erzeugermodelles kann das Verfahren auch für andere dezentrale Kleinerzeuger im Niederspannungsnetz angewandt werden.

This Master's thesis deals with solution of nonstandard operation connection of E.ON's 22kV distribution network in given area, considering the possibilities of operating dispersed electric power sources currently available, as well as possible power sources connected to the distribution network in the future and its potential operation limitation. A part of this paper is a description of calculation methods used for network evaluation in steady state, with emphasis on linear calculations used by E-Vlivy program, in which the operational possibilities are simulated. Therefore, a description of this program is also included. Suggested operation possibilities correspond with E.ON's valid distribution network operation rules. The outcome of this paper will serve to E.ON's 22kV network's controllers as materials for network operating in nonstandard operation states.