Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

Abstract

Load flow analysis is the steady state analysis which determines the operationalstate-owned of the system for a given loading.Load-flow studies are very significantcharacteristicsproposed for planning future expansion of power systems as well as in determining the unbeatable operation of existing systems.By means of load-flow analysis, any identified load can complete the information about the total voltage, phase angle and magnitude of each bus and phase information trendy a power system for the actual power and voltage conditions.But as we can see, due to the increasing demand of electricity, other problems with power flow also increases, such as voltage unbalance and overloading. So, towards solving these snagsthere should be anbest method which can meet the prerequisite of continuation power flow in relation to the improvement in voltage profiles and dropping power loss.This paperdefines the idealusage of distributed generation or DG system to solve problems of load flow, which in turn improves the voltage magnitude profile and diminishes overall loss in line. This recommendedmethodology will be tested on the IEEE 14 bus testing system using the MATLAB Toolbox i.e. with PSAT or using the DG system and the results obtained are simulated in comparison to the software and comparisons.

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