Abstract
Single objective constant PQ load models were extensively considered for site and size of distributed generation (DG) and shunt capacitor (SC) allocation. Which may lead to single non-dominated solution of unpredictable and misleading results about their site and size, loss reduction and payback period. Therefore, primary objective of this study is to investigate the effects of seven nonlinear voltage-dependent load models for the siting and sizing of DG and SC considering various conflicting Multiobjective functions. These objective functions are minimization of active power loss, voltage deviation, cost of energy loss per year, the total cost of installed DG and SC, and emission. Three study cases of simultaneous optimization of two and three objective functions are intended to find optimal integration of DG and SC in the standard 33 and 118-bus radial distribution network considering seven nonlinear voltage-dependent load models. A new Multiobjective evolutionary algorithm (MOEA) called Bidirectional Coevolutionary (BiCo) is applied to the proposed study cases to demonstrate the impact of load model on DG and SC allocation. Further, to show the superiority and performance of proposed algorithm, six state-of-the-art MOEAs are implemented and statistically compared with proposed algorithm using a representative hypervolume indicator (HVI). The maximum savings in annual cost of annual energy loss reaches 58.99% in case1 of PQ load model, 59.4% in case 2 and 64.96% in case 3 of industrial load model considering only DG allocation, whereas, 93.673% in constant PQ load model of case1, 78.908% in constant current load model of case2 and 93.403% of case3 of PQ load model considering simultaneous DG and SC. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm is adept and suitable to find a better trade-off between various conflicting objective functions compared to other recently designed MOEAs.
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