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access icon free Probabilistic–possibilistic model for a parking lot in the smart distribution network expansion planning

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Received 17/03/2018, Accepted 20/04/2018, Published 30/04/2018

Conventional distribution network departs to the smart grid. The parking lot will have an important role in the smart grid as a distributed generation. Due to the output power of parking lots is uncertain, More accurate modeling of parking lot output power is necessary for the future of distribution network studies such as Distribution Network Expansion Planning (DNEP). In this paper, a systematic method based on the Z-number concept is utilized to represent the uncertainty of Vehicle to Grid's (V2G's) presence. In order to investigate the impact of V2Gs uncertainty on the DNEP, we proposed a Probabilistic–Possibilistic DNEP in the presence of V2Gs referred to as P-PDNEPV2G. If the V2Gs historical data is incomplete, the proposed structure can significantly consider the effects of V2G on the DNEP. In P-PDNEPV2G, parking lots output power is described as a probabilistic–possibilistic variable by Z-number method. The optimization of P-PDNEPV2G is executed by the Non-Dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm (NSGA-II). A 24-bus test system and the real 20 kV distribution network of Ghale-Ganj city of Kerman province in Iran are used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methodology. Eventually, several analyses are conducted to investigate the impact of probabilistic–possibilistic V2G model on the DNEP problem.

Inspec keywords: distributed power generation; number theory; probability; possibility theory; smart power grids; genetic algorithms; power distribution planning

Other keywords: V2G uncertainty; DNEP problem; distributed generation; probabilistic-possibilistic variable; nondominated sorting genetic algorithm-II; Kerman province; Iran; probabilistic-possibilistic V2G model; Ghale-Ganj city; conventional distribution network; smart distribution network expansion planning; P-PDNEPV2G; Z-number concept; smart grid; parking lot output power

Subjects: Distribution networks; Optimisation techniques; Power system planning and layout; Distributed power generation; Other topics in statistics; Combinatorial mathematics

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