Comprehensive Modeling of Three-Phase Distribution Systems via the Bus Admittance Matrix
arXiv:1705.06782 · doi:10.1109/TPWRS.2017.2728618
Abstract
The theme of this paper is three-phase distribution system modeling suitable for the Z-Bus load-flow. Detailed models of wye and delta constant-power, constant-current, and constant-impedance loads are presented. Models of transmission lines, voltage regulators, and transformers that build the bus admittance matrix (Y-Bus) are laid out. The Z-Bus load-flow is then reviewed and the singularity of the Y-Bus in case of certain transformer connections is rigorously discussed. Based on realistic assumptions and conventional modifications, the invertibility of the Y-Bus is proved. Last but not least, the MATLAB scripts that construct the detailed component models for the IEEE 37-bus, IEEE 123-bus, and 8500-node feeders as well as the European 906-bus low-voltage feeder are provided.
Accepted for publication in IEEE Trans. Power Syst
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