Rural power network planning is a complicated nonlinear optimized combination problem which based on load forecasting results, and its actual load is affected by many uncertain factors, which influenced optimization r...Rural power network planning is a complicated nonlinear optimized combination problem which based on load forecasting results, and its actual load is affected by many uncertain factors, which influenced optimization results of rural power network planning. To solve the problems, the interval algorithm was used to modify the initial search method of uncertainty load mathematics model in rural network planning. Meanwhile, the genetic/tabu search combination algorithm was adopted to optimize the initialized network. The sample analysis results showed that compared with the certainty planning, the improved method was suitable for urban medium-voltage distribution network planning with consideration of uncertainty load and the planning results conformed to the reality.展开更多
In view of the serious reactive power loss in the rural network, improved ant colony optimization algorithm （ACOA） was used to optimize the reactive power compensation for the rural distribution system. In this stud...In view of the serious reactive power loss in the rural network, improved ant colony optimization algorithm （ACOA） was used to optimize the reactive power compensation for the rural distribution system. In this study, the traditional ACOA was improved in two aspects： one was the local search strategy, and the other was pheromone mutation and re-initialization strategies. The reactive power optimization for a county＇s distribution network showed that the improved ACOA was practicable.展开更多
This paper describes briefly the results of construction and retrofit of rural power networks in West China's 12 provinces (regions). A large number of power lines and sub stations were newly built and updated. Th...This paper describes briefly the results of construction and retrofit of rural power networks in West China's 12 provinces (regions). A large number of power lines and sub stations were newly built and updated. The rate of power penetration of townships, villages and peasant households was grown significantly. The rate of line loss dropped great ly. Power-supply reliability was improved clearly. The 'same network, same price' of urban and rural residential con sumption was brought about, and sales price to peasant households lowered substantially.展开更多
文摘Rural power network planning is a complicated nonlinear optimized combination problem which based on load forecasting results, and its actual load is affected by many uncertain factors, which influenced optimization results of rural power network planning. To solve the problems, the interval algorithm was used to modify the initial search method of uncertainty load mathematics model in rural network planning. Meanwhile, the genetic/tabu search combination algorithm was adopted to optimize the initialized network. The sample analysis results showed that compared with the certainty planning, the improved method was suitable for urban medium-voltage distribution network planning with consideration of uncertainty load and the planning results conformed to the reality.
基金Supported by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(20090460873)
文摘In view of the serious reactive power loss in the rural network, improved ant colony optimization algorithm （ACOA） was used to optimize the reactive power compensation for the rural distribution system. In this study, the traditional ACOA was improved in two aspects： one was the local search strategy, and the other was pheromone mutation and re-initialization strategies. The reactive power optimization for a county＇s distribution network showed that the improved ACOA was practicable.
文摘This paper describes briefly the results of construction and retrofit of rural power networks in West China's 12 provinces (regions). A large number of power lines and sub stations were newly built and updated. The rate of power penetration of townships, villages and peasant households was grown significantly. The rate of line loss dropped great ly. Power-supply reliability was improved clearly. The 'same network, same price' of urban and rural residential con sumption was brought about, and sales price to peasant households lowered substantially.
