Optimal scheduling of DG and EV parking lots simultaneously with demand response based on self?adjusted PSO and K?means clustering
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چکیده
Recently, the proliferation of distributed generation (DG) has been intensively increased in distribution systems worldwide. In systems, DGs and utility-owned electric vehicle (EV) to grid aggregators have be efficiently scaled for cost-effective network operation. Accordingly, with penetration power demand response (DR) is considered an advanced step towards a smart grid. To cope these advancements, this study aims develop innovative solution day-ahead sizing approach energy storage EVs parking lots complying DR minimizing pertinent costs. The unique feature proposed allow interactive customers participate effectively systems. accurately solve optimization model, two probabilistic self-adjusted modified particle swarm (SAPSO) algorithms are developed compared total operational costs addressing all constraints system, DG units, EV lots. K-means clustering Naive Bayes utilized determine that ready program. obtained results on IEEE-24 reliability test system genetic algorithm conventional PSO verify effectiveness algorithms. show first SAPSO outperforms terms running finding demonstrates near-optimal scheduling units simultaneous manner can minimize subjected DR.
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: Energy Science & Engineering
سال: 2022
ISSN: ['2050-0505']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/ese3.1264