Vega-Fuentes E, León-del Rosario S
This paper presents a fuzzy inference system for voltage/reactive power control in distribution substations. The purpose is to advance automation distribution and its implementation in isolated power systems where control capabilities are limited and it is common to use the same applications as in continental power systems. This means that many functionalities do not apply, and computational burden generates high response times. A fuzzy controller, with logic guidelines embedded based upon heuristic rules resulting from operators at the dispatch control center's past experience, has been designed. Working as an online tool, it has been tested under real conditions and has managed the operation during a whole day in a distribution substation. Within the limits of control capabilities of the system, the controller maintained successfully an acceptable voltage profile, power factor values over 0.98, and it has ostensibly improved the performance given by an optimal power flow-based automation system.
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