distribution system
The power flow is usually formulated by nonlinear equations and may present multiple solutions. However, most of these solutions do not represent a practical situation but are mathematical findings. Remarkably, in unbalanced multiphase systems with impedance-grounded loads, a phenomenon can occur where two or more solutions may especially show practical significance. These solutions are called operationally-stable solutions (solutions which for a given loading level the nodal voltages, currents, and losses are feasible) and may be obtained in Distribution Systems (DS).
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Test networks for reliability-based distribution studies.
This dataset includes 5 test netwroks with 37, 85, 137, 145, and 230 nodes.
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Data for 24-node, 54-node, 86-node, and 138-node test networks for reliability-oriented distribution expansion planning applications; and the results for 24-node and 54-node systems.
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This dataset corresponds to a paper published in IEE Transactions on Power Systems entitled: "High-Speed 2x25kV Traction System Model and Solver for Extensive Network Simulations"
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