FAST LOAD FLOW METHOD RETAINING NONLINEARITY.

Shinichi Iwamoto; Yasuo Tamura

FAST LOAD FLOW METHOD RETAINING NONLINEARITY.

Shinichi Iwamoto^*, Yasuo Tamura

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Abstract

One of the most recognized load flow methods at present is the N-R (Newton-Raphson) method with sparsity techniques and suboptimal ordering. This paper presents a new load flow method which is several to more than ten times faster than the N-R method and has the same memory requirement, mathematical complexity and accuracy as the N-R method. As an example, the convergence time for 118-bus system was only one eighth of the N-R method. Five and one-half pages of discussion of the paper are appended.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	IEEE Trans Power Appar Syst
Pages	1586-1599
Number of pages	14
Volume	PAS-97
Edition	5
Publication status	Published - 1978 Sept

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