Keywords
disconnector
objective function секціонування
роз’єднувачі
цільова функція
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Abstract
The methodology for selection of rational installation location of partitioning switching devices, namely disconnectors of a new generation RLK-10, RLN-10 with autolink ABB has been proposed in this work. It is shown that for selection of rational installation location of such partitioning switching devices the distribution networks with the voltage of 6–10 kV of any configuration, you can use the objective function – reduction undersupply of electricity to consumers. By bringing the distribution function of consumer along the transmission line to the linear, logarithmic or exponential form, was obtained rational installation location sektsionuyuchyh disconnectors. For the case of uniform power distribution along the length of the line was obtained efficient installation location disconnector, which is 64% of the total length of the line. References 5, figures 4.
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