An Optimization Model and Algorithm for Post-Earthquake Distribution System Restoration
with Geographical Characteristics
LI Shuanglin1,LIU Changshi2
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1. Hunan Key Laboratory of Macroeconomic Big Data
Mining and Its Application, School of
Business, Hunan Normal University, Changsha 410081; 2. School of Management, Hunan University
of Technology and Business, Changsha 410205)
Earthquake causes great damage to the distribution
system, decreasing the quality of power service. Because of
geographical characteristics of the outage areas have impacts
on the routing of repair crews and logistics support.
Therefore, we propose an optimization model for
post-earthquake distribution system restoration
considering geographical characteristics to maximize
the cumulative utility of repairing. A hybrid improved
bacterial colony chemotaxis optimization algorithm
(HIBCCOA) is designed to solve this model. We take
a serial of scenarios derived from IEEE34, IEEE123,
and IEEE240-bus system to validate the effectiveness
of the model and the performance of the approach by
considering different geographical characteristics,
different damaged levels, different scales of repair
crews. The results show that: 1) The geographical
characteristics of the outage areas have impacts on
the density of their transportation road network,
moreover, the cumulative utility of repairing decreases
with the density of their transportation road network
decreases; 2) In IEEE34-bus system, HIBCCOA is
out performance of genetic algorithm (GA)
and the enumerate method (EM) for objective
values and CPU times, the rank of them is
HIBCCOA, GA, and EM; 3) In IEEE123 and IEEE240-bus
system, HIBCCOA is better than GA in the objective
values and the CPU times.
LI Shuanglin, LIU Changshi.
An Optimization Model and Algorithm for Post-Earthquake Distribution System Restoration
with Geographical Characteristics. Journal of Systems Science and Mathematical Sciences, 2021, 41(4): 1024-1042 https://doi.org/10.12341/jssms19537