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A Theoretical Review on Location and Sizing of Distributed Generation

Ajit P. Chaudhari  ·  Dr. Girish A. Kulkarni

IJDACR Vol.8 No.1 (August 2019) ISSN 2319-4863 Open Access Peer Reviewed

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International Journal of Digital Applications and Contemporary Research (IJDACR)

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2319-4863

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Vol.8 · Issue 1

Published

August 2019

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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Authors

Ajit P. Chaudhari Dr. Girish A. Kulkarni

Abstract

In order to supply the growth of current and future electricity demand, attention is directed to distributed generation (DG). DG has become a complementary energy source for centralized generation, it has gained a lot of space in distribution systems. In addition, the large plants involve high costs, large greenhouse gas emissions, and difficulty in obtaining environmental permits, these factors have also boosted the use of DG with renewable resources (wind, solar and water). This paper presents a review of the present work aimed to quantify the advantages of the location and sizing of distributed generation frameworks

Keywords

Active Power Losses Centralized Generation Distributed Generation Network Operators Reactive Power Losses Voltage Profiles

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Ajit P. Chaudhari, Dr. Girish A. Kulkarni (2019). A Theoretical Review on Location and Sizing of Distributed Generation. International Journal of Digital Applications and Contemporary Research (IJDACR), Vol.8, Issue 1. ISSN: 2319-4863.

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Journal IJDACR
Volume Vol. 8
Issue No. 1
Month August
Year 2019
ISSN 2319-4863
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