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Saudi Electricity Company (2015) Transmission Materials Standard Specifications No. 01-TMSS-01 REV.02. Riyadh.

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TITLE: Impact of PV Distributed Generation on Loop Distribution Network

AUTHORS: Mohammad A. Alrumaih, Abdullah M. Al-Shaalan

KEYWORDS: Distributed Generation (DG), Feeder, Photovoltaic System (PV), Power Factor, Ring Main Unit (RMU), Short Circuit Current, Voltage Instability

JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Power and Energy Engineering, Vol.7 No.8, August 28, 2019

ABSTRACT: The rapid spreading of the Photovoltaic (PV) Systems as Distributed Generation (DG) in medium and low voltage networks created many effects and changes on the existing power system networks. In this work, two methods have been used and applied to determine the optimal allocation and sizing of the PV to be installed as DGs (ranging from 250 kW up to 3 MW). The first one is to determine the location according to the maximal power losses reduction over the feeder. The second one is by using the Harmony Search Algorithm which is claimed to be a powerful technique for optimal allocation of PV systems. The results of the two techniques were compared and found to be nearly closed. Furthermore, investigation on the effects on the feeder in terms of voltage levels, power factor readings, and short circuit current levels has been done. All calculations and simulations are conducted by using the MATLAB Simulation Program. Some field calculations and observations have been expended in order to substantiate the research findings and validation.

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