Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations

Abstract In order to address the increased demand for utility with the adoption of electrification in the transport sector, infrastructure development plays an important role. This research helps in planning the optimum utilisation of the existing infrastructure. The planning of electric vehicle (EV...

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Main Authors: Satish Kumar Reddy Moupuri, Selvajyothi K
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2021-05-01
Series:IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/gtd2.12086
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spelling doaj-521e3382f962470397f39bd1be82638d2021-07-14T13:25:34ZengWileyIET Generation, Transmission & Distribution1751-86871751-86952021-05-0115101552156410.1049/gtd2.12086Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stationsSatish Kumar Reddy Moupuri0Selvajyothi K1Department of Electronics and Communications Engineering IIITDM Kancheepuram Chennai IndiaDepartment of Electronics and Communications Engineering IIITDM Kancheepuram Chennai IndiaAbstract In order to address the increased demand for utility with the adoption of electrification in the transport sector, infrastructure development plays an important role. This research helps in planning the optimum utilisation of the existing infrastructure. The planning of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure is analysed by considering various loads such as (1) static (2) dynamic and (3) heuristic on balanced radial distribution system (BRDS). The introduction of electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) into BRDS increases the total losses. The optimised reconfiguration helps in reducing the losses and ensures increased reliability of the system. The major objective of this process is to minimise both the real power loss and the reliability index energy not supplied of the radial distribution system (RDS) with the placement of charging stations. The planning is accomplished with a single‐step process in which the optimum location of the EVCS along with reconfiguration of BRDS is done using the multiple objective particle swarm optimisation (MOPSO). The performance of the BRDS with the proposed method is elaborated under three scenarios with three internal cases. The proposed methodology is validated through simulation for a three feeder IEEE 16 bus BRDS considering various load scenarios using MATLAB.https://doi.org/10.1049/gtd2.12086
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Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
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author_facet Satish Kumar Reddy Moupuri
Selvajyothi K
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title Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
title_short Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
title_full Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
title_fullStr Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
title_full_unstemmed Optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
title_sort optimal planning and utilisation of existing infrastructure with electric vehicle charging stations
publisher Wiley
series IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution
issn 1751-8687
1751-8695
publishDate 2021-05-01
description Abstract In order to address the increased demand for utility with the adoption of electrification in the transport sector, infrastructure development plays an important role. This research helps in planning the optimum utilisation of the existing infrastructure. The planning of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure is analysed by considering various loads such as (1) static (2) dynamic and (3) heuristic on balanced radial distribution system (BRDS). The introduction of electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) into BRDS increases the total losses. The optimised reconfiguration helps in reducing the losses and ensures increased reliability of the system. The major objective of this process is to minimise both the real power loss and the reliability index energy not supplied of the radial distribution system (RDS) with the placement of charging stations. The planning is accomplished with a single‐step process in which the optimum location of the EVCS along with reconfiguration of BRDS is done using the multiple objective particle swarm optimisation (MOPSO). The performance of the BRDS with the proposed method is elaborated under three scenarios with three internal cases. The proposed methodology is validated through simulation for a three feeder IEEE 16 bus BRDS considering various load scenarios using MATLAB.
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