Simultaneous allocation of distributed resources using improved teaching learning based optimization

•Simultaneous allocation of distributed energy resources in distribution networks.•Annual energy loss reduction is optimized using a multi-level load profile.•A new penalty factor approach is suggested to check node voltage deviations.•An improved TLBO is proposed by suggesting several modifications...

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description •Simultaneous allocation of distributed energy resources in distribution networks.•Annual energy loss reduction is optimized using a multi-level load profile.•A new penalty factor approach is suggested to check node voltage deviations.•An improved TLBO is proposed by suggesting several modifications in standard TLBO.•An intelligent search is proposed to enhance the performance of solution technique. Active and reactive power flow in distribution networks can be effectively controlled by optimally placing distributed resources like shunt capacitors and distributed generators. This paper presents improved variant of Teaching Learning Based Optimization (TLBO) to efficiently and effectively deal with the problem of simultaneous allocation of these distributed resources in radial distribution networks while considering multi-level load scenario. Several algorithm specific modifications are suggested in the standard form of TLBO to cope against the intrinsic flaws of this technique. In addition, an intelligent search approach is proposed to restrict the problem search space without loss of diversity. This enhances the overall performance of the proposed method. The proposed method is investigated on IEEE 33-bus, 69-bus and 83-bus test distribution systems showing promising results.
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