Optimal Location and Sizing of Distributed Generator via Improved Multi-Objective Particle Swarm Optimization in Active Distribution Network Considering Multi-Resource

In the framework of vigorous promotion of low-carbon power system growth as well as economic globalization,multi-resource penetration in active distribution networks has been advancing fiercely.In particular,distributed generation(DG)based on renewable energy is critical for active distribution network operation enhancement.To comprehensively analyze the accessing impact of DG in distribution networks from various parts,this paper establishes an optimal DG location and sizing planning model based on active power losses,voltage profile,pollution emissions,and the economics of DG costs as well as meteorological conditions.Subsequently,multiobjective particle swarm optimization(MOPSO)is applied to obtain the optimal Pareto front.Besides,for the sake of avoiding the influence of the subjective setting of the weight coefficient,the decisionmethod based on amodified ideal point is applied to execute a Pareto front decision.Finally,simulation tests based on IEEE33 and IEEE69 nodes are designed.The experimental results show thatMOPSO can achieve wider and more uniformPareto front distribution.In the IEEE33 node test system,power loss,and voltage deviation decreased by 52.23%,and 38.89%,respectively,while taking the economy into account.In the IEEE69 test system,the three indexes decreased by 19.67%,and 58.96%,respectively.

Critical chain construction with multi-resource constraints based on portfolio technology in South-to-North Water Diversion Project

Recently, the critical chain study has become a hot issue in the project management research field. The construction of the critical chain with multi-resource constraints is a new research subject. According to the system analysis theory and project portfolio theory, this paper discusses the creation of project portfolios based on the similarity principle and gives the definition of priority in multi-resource allocation based on quantitative analysis. A model with multi-resource constraints, which can be applied to the critical chain construction of the A-bid section in the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, was proposed. Contrast analysis with the comprehensive treatment construction method and aggressive treatment construction method was carried out. This paper also makes suggestions for further research directions and subjects, which will be useful in improving the theories in relevant research fields.

Multi-Resources Management in 6G-Oriented Terrestrial-Satellite Network

The six-generation(6G)wireless network is expected to satisfy the requirements of ubiquitous connectivity and intelligent endogenous.Terrestrialsatellite networks(TSN)enable seamless coverage for terrestrial users in a wide area,making it very promising in 6G.As data traffic in TSNs surges,the integrated management for caching,computing,and communication(3C)has attracted much research attention.In this paper,we investigate the multi-resource management in the uplink and downlink transmission of TSN,respectively.In particularly,we aim to guarantee both throughput fairness and data security in the uplink transmission of TSN.Considering the intermittent communication of the satellite,we introduce two kinds of relays,i.e.,terrestrial relays(TRs)and aerial relays(ARs)to improve the system throughput performance in the downlink transmission of TSN.Finally,we study a specific case of TSN with the uplink and downlink transmission,and the corresponding simulation results validate the effectiveness of our proposed schemes.

Optimal Resources Dispatching Technology of Distribution Network Rush-Repairing

Confronted with the requirement of higher efficiency and higher quality of distribution network fault rush-repair, the subject addressed in this paper is the optimal resource dispatching issue of the distribution network rush-repair when single resource center cannot meet the emergent resource demands. A multi-resource and multi-center dispatching model is established with the objective of “the shortest repair start-time” and “the least number of the repair centers”. The optimal and worst solutions of each objective are both obtained, and a “proximity degree method” is used to calculate the optimal resource dispatching plan. The feasibility of the proposed algorithm is illustrated by an example of a distribution network fault. The proposed method provides a practical technique for efficiency improvement of fault rush-repair work of distribution network, and thus mostly abbreviates power recovery time and improves the management level of the distribution network.