Optimización Multiobjetivo Usando Colonia De Hormigas Para Ubicar Condensadores En Sistemas De Distribución


Authors

  • César Augusto Peñuela Meneses
  • Mauricio Granada Echeverri
  • Ramón Alfonso Gallego Rendòn

Abstract

En este artículo se pretende cambiar el formato clásico de optimización del problema de ubicación y dimensionamiento de condensadores en sistemas de distribución y presentarlo desde la perspectiva multiobjetivo de una reducción de pérdidas contra el aumento de los costos de inversión. Se utiliza como algoritmo de búsqueda la metaheheurística colonia de hormigas, adaptando sus mecanismos de exploración para ser guiados por el concepto de dominancia. El algoritmo es probado con un sistema de la literatura especializada, obteniendo resultados de muy alta calidad.

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Published

2007-12-31

How to Cite

Peñuela Meneses, C. A., Granada Echeverri, M., & Gallego Rendòn, R. A. (2007). Optimización Multiobjetivo Usando Colonia De Hormigas Para Ubicar Condensadores En Sistemas De Distribución. Scientia Et Technica, 1(37). Retrieved from https://revistas.utp.edu.co/index.php/revistaciencia/article/view/3999

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 37 (2007)

Section

Eléctrica

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