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DC Power Flow Revisited
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems · 2009 · Vol. 24(3) · pp. 1290–1300
B. Stott✉(Nexant (United States))Jorge L. Jardim(Nexant (United States))O. Alsaç(Nexant (United States))
Abstract
Linear MW-only ldquodcrdquo network power flow models are in widespread and even increasing use, particularly in congestion-constrained market applications. Many versions of these approximate models are possible. When their MW flows are reasonably correct (and this is by no means assured), they can often offer compelling advantages. Given their considerable importance in today's electric power industry, dc models merit closer scrutiny. This paper attempts such a re-examination.
Electric Power System OptimizationOptimal Power Flow DistributionPower System Optimization and StabilityScrutinyPower flowElectric power industryElectric power systemPower (physics)Electric powerComputer scienceElectric utilityElectrical networkEconomics
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