A Focus on Power System Congestion Management—A Primitive Review of the Literature

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A Focus on Power System Congestion Management—A Primitive Review of the Literature

Aravindhan, K. / Venmathi, M. / Chidambararaj, N.

An increase in the involvement of distributed energy generation in the distributed systems may cause a high degree of participation of active distribution network management involving native network congestion and voltage problems. Deregulation of power system causes an increase in demand at the utility and hence results in overloading of transmission lines. To fulfill demand of power, generation companies manufacture additional output, but transmission lines are the typical ones and that they get congested as they carry additional power than its capacity. These problem areas are handled using various congestion management strategies, which play a principal role in current deregulated power systems. Hence, restructuring of power system is needed to create a shift over, where electricity is now made a artifact and has regenerated into deregulated one. In this paper, a review work is dispensed to gather related publications in congestion management. In order to reduce congestion in transmission lines, flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) devices are used, which manage the power flow to curtail losses in power system. This paper discusses the summary of congestion management in the deregulated power systems and in addition highlights the various strategies concerned to get the better of congestion in power systems.

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Title :

A Focus on Power System Congestion Management—A Primitive Review of the Literature

Additional title:

Springer Proceed. in Energy

Contributors:

Kamaraj, V. (editor) / Ravishankar, Jayashri (editor) / Jeevananthan, S. (editor) / Aravindhan, K. (author) / Venmathi, M. (author) / Chidambararaj, N. (author)

Published in:

Emerging Solutions for e-Mobility and Smart Grids ; Chapter : 13 ; 165-173

Springer Proceedings in Energy

Publication date :

2021-05-08

Size :

9 pages

ISBN :

978-981-16-0719-6 , 978-981-16-0718-9

ISSN :

2352-2542 , 2352-2534

DOI :