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• TITLE: Distributed Generation Effects on Large-Scale Distribution Networks

  AUTHORS: Anastasia S. Safigianni, George N. Koutroumpezis, Anastasios I. Spyridopoulos

  KEYWORDS: Distributed Generation Effects; Extended Penetration; Technical Constraints; Thermal Current; Losses; Short-Circuit Level; Voltage Profile

  JOURNAL NAME: Engineering, Vol.6 No.1, January 15, 2014

  ABSTRACT: This paper examines the results of the distributed generation penetration in large-scale medium-voltage power distribution networks. The network examined as a study case consists of twenty one lines fed by three power substations. The injected power comes mainly from photovoltaic units. Specifically, the influences of distributed generation on the network branch currents, losses and voltage profile as well as on the short-circuit level at the medium voltage busbars of the infeeding substations are examined according to international and national standards. The arising problems are explored and technical solutions are proposed. This paper is a pilot application as general conclusions concerning the extended distributed generation penetration in real power distribution networks are set out.