IEEE Transactions on Power Systems · 1998 · 383 citations · 19 references
Mathematical ProgrammingNovel Data StructurePower EngineeringEngineeringSmart GridEnergy ManagementEnergy EfficiencyNonlinear ProgrammingNew Interior PointEnergy OptimizationPower Optimization (Eda)Computer EngineeringPower System OptimizationSystems EngineeringNewton OpfNonlinear OptimizationPrimal ProblemGrid Optimization
This paper presents a new interior point nonlinear programming algorithm for optimal power flow problems (OPF) based on the perturbed KKT conditions of the primal problem. Through the concept of the centering direction, the authors extend this algorithm to classical power flow (PF) and approximate OPF problems. For the latter, CPU time can be reduced substantially. To efficiently handle functional inequality constraints, a reduced correction equation is derived, the size of which depends on that of equality constraints. A novel data structure is proposed which has been realized by rearranging the correction equation. Compared with the conventional data structure of Newton OPF, the number of fill-ins of the proposed scheme is roughly halved and CPU time is reduced by about 15% for large scale systems. The proposed algorithm includes four kinds of objective functions and two different data structures. Extensive numerical simulations on test systems that range in size from 14 to 1047 buses, have shown that the proposed method is very promising for large scale application due to its robustness and fast execution time.
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Optimal Power Flow By Newton Approach
David Sun, Bruce Ashley, Brian Brewer et al. · IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems · 1984 · 943 citations
Mathematical Programming, Newton Approach, Binding Inequalities +15
Further developments in LP-based optimal power flow
O. Alsaç, Joseph M. Bright, M. Prais et al. · IEEE Transactions on Power Systems · 1990 · 521 citations
Mathematical Programming, Power Engineering, Engineering +16