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Analytical Solution to Balanced Quadratic Cooperative Game and its Application to Transmission Loss Allocation


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1 Aurora’s Technoogical Research Instiute, Andhra Padesh, India
2 Aurora’s Engineering College, Bhongir
3 JNT University-, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
 

The coalition values of the transmission loss allocation problem exhibits a specific variation and it is possible to develop analytical solution to determine the nucleolus. So an analytical solution to determine nucleolus is achieved without use of series of linear programs. It has been applied to a six-bus system and the results are compared with other methods .It is found that his method provides fair allocation and requires less computational time.

Keywords

Cooperative Game, Transmission Loss, Nucleolus, Power Flow
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Authors

R. M. Saloman Danaraj
Aurora’s Technoogical Research Instiute, Andhra Padesh, India
Shankarappa F. Kodad
Aurora’s Engineering College, Bhongir
Tulsi Ram Das
JNT University-, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India

Abstract


The coalition values of the transmission loss allocation problem exhibits a specific variation and it is possible to develop analytical solution to determine the nucleolus. So an analytical solution to determine nucleolus is achieved without use of series of linear programs. It has been applied to a six-bus system and the results are compared with other methods .It is found that his method provides fair allocation and requires less computational time.

Keywords


Cooperative Game, Transmission Loss, Nucleolus, Power Flow

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17485/ijst%2F2007%2Fv1i2%2F29208