Optimal Placement of Solar Power Plant by Using MOTHFLAME Algorithm

This study recommends the best location for a solar power plant in an IEEE 69-bus system to maintain voltage stability. PV recitation learning is done in an IEEE 69-bus test system using MATPOWER to develop voltage stability. A power device's balance is impacted when it experiences unexpected loading. To increase the stability from the diseases, compensation is required. In this case, the machine is examined utilizing CPF to improve stability. The overall performance of the suggested system is assessed using a variety of operating conditions, including those with and without PV, with a PV system utilising PSO, and with PV placement (using the Mothflame method). The findings indicate that a device with PV (adjusted with Mothflame's assistance) performs better than a device without PV and a device with a PV system installed by PSO.

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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icvadv63329.2025.10960884
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Solar Radiation and Photovoltaics
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Optimal Placement of Solar Power Plant by Using MOTHFLAME Algorithm

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Abstract

This study recommends the best location for a solar power plant in an IEEE 69-bus system to maintain voltage stability. PV recitation learning is done in an IEEE 69-bus test system using MATPOWER to develop voltage stability. A power device's balance is impacted when it experiences unexpected loading. To increase the stability from the diseases, compensation is required. In this case, the machine is examined utilizing CPF to improve stability. The overall performance of the suggested system is assessed using a variety of operating conditions, including those with and without PV, with a PV system utilising PSO, and with PV placement (using the Mothflame method). The findings indicate that a device with PV (adjusted with Mothflame's assistance) performs better than a device without PV and a device with a PV system installed by PSO.

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