Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures
In this article, a combinatorial optimization approach for estimating the electrical parameters in single-phase distribution transformers by considering voltage and current measures is presented. A nonlinear programming model was formulated to represent the parametric estimation problem. This mathe...
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In this article, a combinatorial optimization approach for estimating the electrical parameters in single-phase distribution transformers by considering voltage and current measures is presented. A nonlinear programming model was formulated to represent the parametric estimation problem. This mathematical optimization model was developed by applying Kirchhoff’s laws to the equivalent electric circuit of the transformer. To solve the NLP model is employed the sine-cosine algorithm, which corresponds to a combinatorial optimization methodology from the family of metaheuristics that has the ability for finding good solutions with minimum computational requirements, easily implementable at any programming language. Numerical results show that the parametric estimation in the transformers using the proposed NLP model represents the electrical behavior of these devices adequately, considering different load scenarios. All the simulations were carried out using MATLAB software and compared with the GAMS optimization package.
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spelling | doaj.art-452ba13b55a14e1da8c2d87538b35d0c2023-04-26T18:31:04ZengUniversidad Nacional de ColombiaDyna0012-73532346-21832021-11-018821910.15446/dyna.v88n219.93670Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measuresSara Yulieth Bocanegra0Oscar Danilo Montoya1Alexander Molina2Universidad Tecnológica de PereiraUniversidad Tecnológica de BolívarUniversidad Tecnológica de Pereira. In this article, a combinatorial optimization approach for estimating the electrical parameters in single-phase distribution transformers by considering voltage and current measures is presented. A nonlinear programming model was formulated to represent the parametric estimation problem. This mathematical optimization model was developed by applying Kirchhoff’s laws to the equivalent electric circuit of the transformer. To solve the NLP model is employed the sine-cosine algorithm, which corresponds to a combinatorial optimization methodology from the family of metaheuristics that has the ability for finding good solutions with minimum computational requirements, easily implementable at any programming language. Numerical results show that the parametric estimation in the transformers using the proposed NLP model represents the electrical behavior of these devices adequately, considering different load scenarios. All the simulations were carried out using MATLAB software and compared with the GAMS optimization package. https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/dyna/article/view/93670estimación paramétrica en transformadores monofásicos;medidas de voltaje y corriente;programación no lineal;algoritmo de senos y cosenos;optimización metaheurística. |
spellingShingle | Sara Yulieth Bocanegra Oscar Danilo Montoya Alexander Molina Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures Dyna estimación paramétrica en transformadores monofásicos; medidas de voltaje y corriente; programación no lineal; algoritmo de senos y cosenos; optimización metaheurística. |
title | Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures |
title_full | Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures |
title_fullStr | Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures |
title_full_unstemmed | Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures |
title_short | Sine-cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single-phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures |
title_sort | sine cosine optimization approach applied to the parametric estimation in single phase transformers by considering voltage and current measures |
topic | estimación paramétrica en transformadores monofásicos; medidas de voltaje y corriente; programación no lineal; algoritmo de senos y cosenos; optimización metaheurística. |
url | https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/dyna/article/view/93670 |
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