Jerusalem artichoke algorithm for power loss reduction and power stability enhancement

Lenin Kanagasabai ()
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Lenin Kanagasabai: Prasad V. Potluri Siddhartha Institute of Technology

International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2022, vol. 13, issue 4, No 20, 1788-1800

Abstract: Abstract In this paper Jerusalem artichoke optimization (JO) and pollination algorithm (JP) is applied to solve the power loss lessening problem. Key objectives are power loss abridgment with power constancy augmentation. The problem characterizes a central apprehension in the effectual and dependable process of systems, grounded on the appropriate harmonization of several expedients. Consequently, problem design is an extravagant nonlinear which entails exceedingly acting computational procedures to recognize the optimum solution. Jerusalem artichoke optimization (JO) algorithm is enthused by the growing procedure of the artichoke. Jerusalem artichoke engenders Heliotropism activities in the day time. These engagements that materialize as a consequence of the asymmetrical evolution on the differing edges of the Jerusalem artichoke tempted the lopsided propagation of the progression of chemical substance on dual sides of the Jerusalem artichoke stem. The night-time re-orientation happens since the growing chemical substances -Indole acetic acid (IAA) ensues on the west direction, instigating the lengthening of the west direction of the Jerusalem artichoke at the night. In the proposed Jerusalem artichoke optimization (JO) algorithm the stalk dimension of each Jerusalem artichoke signifies a solution of the problem. Each Jerusalem artichoke possesses a fitness value analogous to the rate of objective function of the problem which determines the dimension of its stalk. The enhanced fitness rate signifies the extensive Jerusalem artichokes stalk. Jerusalem artichoke Pollination Algorithm (JP) is designed based on the pollination characteristics with Biotic and cross-pollination. A regulator probability “H” is utilized to shift between general global to concentrated local pollination. Proposed Jerusalem artichoke optimization (JO) and pollination algorithm (JP) is corroborated in IEEE 30 and 14, 30, 57, 118, 300 bus test systems. Loss lessening, power divergence curtailing, and power constancy augmentation has been achieved.

Keywords: Optimal reactive power; Transmission loss; Jerusalem artichoke (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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