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Notes on BIM and BFM Optimal Power Flow With Parallel Lines and Total Current Limits
Frederik Geth, Bin Liu
The second-order cone relaxation of the branch flow model (BFM) and bus injection model (BIM) variants of optimal power flow are well-known to be equivalent for radial networks. In…
Load Balancing in Low-Voltage Distribution Networks via Optimizing Residential Phase Connections
Bin Liu, Frederik Geth, Nariman Mahdavi +1
Unbalance issues in low-voltage distribution networks (LVDN) can be worsened by increasing penetration of residential PV generation if unevenly distributed among three phases. To a…
Improving Optimal Power Flow Relaxations Using 3-Cycle Second-Order Cone Constraints
Frederik Geth, James Foster
This paper develops a novel second order cone relaxation of the semidefinite programming formulation of optimal power flow, that does not imply the `angle relaxation'. We build on…
Realistic Differentially-Private Transmission Power Flow Data Release
David Smith, Frederik Geth, Elliott Vercoe +5
For the modeling, design and planning of future energy transmission networks, it is vital for stakeholders to access faithful and useful power flow data, while provably maintaining…
A Flexible Storage Model for Power Network Optimization
Frederik Geth, Carleton Coffrin, David M Fobes
This paper proposes a simple and flexible storage model for use in a variety of multi-period optimal power flow problems. The proposed model is designed for research use in a broad…
PowerModelsDistribution.jl: An Open-Source Framework for Exploring Distribution Power Flow Formulations
David M Fobes, Sander Claeys, Frederik Geth +1
In this work we introduce PowerModelsDistribution, a free, open-source toolkit for distribution power network optimization, whose primary focus is establishing a baseline implement…