Research on Reactive Power Optimization Voltage Regulation Strategy for Active Distribution Networks

To address the issue of frequent node voltage exceeding limits due to insufficient or excessive reactive power support capacity in long-term operation of distribution networks, as well as the increased difficulty of centralized optimization scheduling, a reactive power zoning voltage regulation strategy for active distribution networks is proposed. This paper relies on electrical distance for zoning and constructs a reactive optimization model aimed at minimizing the active network loss and equipment output cost of the distribution network. A parallel synchronous ADMM algorithm is proposed, which couples and regulates each zone by scheduling reactive power equipment in the distribution network. Finally, simulation verification is conducted on an IEEE33-node distribution network.

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2025-08-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/pges66344.2025.11193427
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Power Systems and Technologies
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Research on Reactive Power Optimization Voltage Regulation Strategy for Active Distribution Networks

Muyang Liu, Xinmiao Zhang, Junru Chen, Lijiao Gong et al.
Power Systems and Technologies
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Research on Reactive Power Optimization Voltage Regulation Strategy for Active Distribution Networks

Muyang Liu, Xinmiao Zhang, Junru Chen, Lijiao Gong, Jing Wang, Jingyun Li
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Abstract

To address the issue of frequent node voltage exceeding limits due to insufficient or excessive reactive power support capacity in long-term operation of distribution networks, as well as the increased difficulty of centralized optimization scheduling, a reactive power zoning voltage regulation strategy for active distribution networks is proposed. This paper relies on electrical distance for zoning and constructs a reactive optimization model aimed at minimizing the active network loss and equipment output cost of the distribution network. A parallel synchronous ADMM algorithm is proposed, which couples and regulates each zone by scheduling reactive power equipment in the distribution network. Finally, simulation verification is conducted on an IEEE33-node distribution network.

Shihezi University (CN), China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (China) (CN), Xinjiang University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Power Systems and Technologies
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