Linearized Optimal Power Flow for Multiphase Radial Networks with Delta Connections

This paper proposes a linear approximation of the alternating current optimal power flow problem for multiphase distribution networks with voltage-dependent loads connected in both wye and delta configurations. We establish a set of linear equations that exactly describes the relationship between po...

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