دانلود کتاب مدلسازی و تحلیل سیستم توزیع با MATLAB و WindMil

We are now in the beginning stages of the smart grid, and distribution systems are getting smarter as automation becomes more prevalent. This is possible due to smart meters, otherwise known as advanced metering infrastructure. The US Energy Information Administration reported that 102.9 million smart meters have been deployed by 2020 and that 88% of these smart meters are for residential customers in distribution circuits [1]. At the very start, we want to emphasize that this text is intended to only develop and demonstrate the computer models of all the physical components of a distribution system. As the text develops the component models it will become clear that this thing we called “load” is the weak link in the overall anal­ysis of a distribution system. Smart meters give access to much more data than was traditionally captured; however, they still have not been utilized to their full capacity. At the present time, the only true information available for every customer remains energy in kilowatt-hours consumed during a specified period.