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Research on the minimum network loss optimization control strategy of the active distribution network based on the distributed power flow controller

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Research on the minimum network loss optimization control strategy of the active distribution network based on the distributed power flow controller
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Frontiers in Energy Research, June 2024
DOI 10.3389/fenrg.2024.1333171
Authors

Zhu Liu, Jinfeng Wang, Guowei Guo, KangHeng Feng, Ximei Zhan, Fadong Peng, Dehuang Gong, Aihong Tang, Ma Lulu, Caili Xiang

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#21,313,039
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#965
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#18
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