One of the challenges which electrical power industry has been facing nowadays is adaptation system to energy transition taking place before our very eyes. With increasing share Renewable Energy Sources (RES) in production, development electromobility and environmental awareness society, must constantly evolve meet its expectations regarding a reliable electricity supply. This paper presents is...

We postulate that exogenous losses–which are typically regarded as introducing undesirable “noise” that needs to be filtered out or hidden from end points–can be surprisingly beneficial. In this paper we evaluate the effects of exogenous losses on transmission control loops, focusing primarily on efficiency and convergence to fairness properties. By analytically capturing the effects of exogeno...

Nowadays, using distributed generation (DG) resources, such as wind and solar, also improving the voltage profile in distribution companies has been considered. As optimal placement and sizing of shunt capacitors become more prevalent, utilities want to determine the impact of the various capacitors placement in distribution systems. Locating and determining the optimal capacity of shunt capaci...

In this paper we analyze the performance of a TCP-like ow control mechanism in a lossy environment. The transmission rate in the control scheme that we consider has a linear growth rate; whenever a loss occurs, the transmission rate is halved. This approximates the performance of several versions of TCP that divide their congestion window by two when a loss is detected. We propose a mathematica...

In this paper we analyze the performance of a TCP-like flow control mechanism in a lossy environment. The transmission rate in the control scheme that we consider has a linear growth rate; whenever a loss occurs, the transmission rate is halved. This approximates the performance of several versions of TCP that divide their congestion window by two when a loss is detected. We propose a mathemati...