An Efficient Approach for obtaining Feasible solutions from SOCP formulation of ACOPF
Anamika Tiwari, Abheejeet Mohapatra, Soumya Ranjan Sahoo

TL;DR
This paper proposes a linearized SOCP approach for ACOPF that ensures feasible, unique, and globally optimal solutions efficiently by addressing non-convex arctangent constraints through network property exploitation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel linear constraint representation for arctangent constraints in SOCP formulation of ACOPF, enabling efficient and feasible solutions.
Findings
Provides unique and feasible ACOPF solutions for meshed networks.
Achieves global optimality with a single formulation execution.
Demonstrates high computational efficiency and practical applicability.
Abstract
Exact Second Order Conic Programming (SOCP) formulation of AC Optimal Power Flow (ACOPF) consists of non-convex arctangent constraints. Generally, these constraints have been ignored or approximated (at the expense of increased computational time) so as to solve the relaxed and convex SOCP formulation of ACOPF. As a consequence, retrieving unique and feasible bus voltage phasors for ACOPF of meshed networks is not always possible. In this letter, this issue has been addressed. The arctangent constraints have been represented by alternate linear constraints in the relaxed SOCP formulation of ACOPF, by exploiting the properties of the meshed power network. Numerical tests show that the proposed formulation gives an unique and feasible ACOPF solution, which is practically realizable from system operation perspective and with global optimality feature, as compared to other works reported in…
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptimal Power Flow Distribution · Electric Power System Optimization · Power System Optimization and Stability
