Aplicación del Método Montecarlo en flujo de potencias a través del Software Octave
María Chamanec Robalino-Latorre, Wagner Nolasco Ramirez-Klinger, Roberto Carlos Guadalupe-Copa, Santiago Alfredo Cuello-García
Abstract
The application of the Monte Carlo method in electric power flow analysis, which consists of solving a series of generators to minimize or maximize a specific function subject to constraints. The Newton-Raphson method was also used in the numerical analysis of electric power flow. Cartesian and polar coordinates were used to analyze the behavior of electric power over time. The results of the study, performed in GNU Octave, allowed finding the solution of a system of power flow equations and observing a perturbation in the alternating current flow. The research also mentions that electrical power flow analysis is commonly used to simplify the notation of single-line diagrams and systems by mechanism. The objective of the objective function in power flow analysis can be the maximization of the net social benefit, the minimization of losses or the minimization of the generation cost. A practical application of the Monte Carlo method and the Newton-Raphson method in electric power flow analysis is described, and how these methods can simplify the analysis of electric power behavior.