EVALUATION OF VARIABLE LOSSES OF ELECTRIC POWER IS IN DISTRIBUTIVE NETWORKS 10(6)-0,4 kV.

Authors

  • П. Д. Лежнюк
  • А. В. Писклярова
  • Д. С. Пискляров

Abstract

New approaches of increase of exactness of calculation of variable losses of electric power are offered in distributive networks 10(6) kv in the conditions of partly indefinite initial information, which foresee increase of volume of initial information for account of the use of database of askoe and presentation of coefficients in method of calculation after the generalized parameters as fuzzy plurals.

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Лежнюк, П. Д., Писклярова, А. В., & Пискляров, Д. С. (2013). EVALUATION OF VARIABLE LOSSES OF ELECTRIC POWER IS IN DISTRIBUTIVE NETWORKS 10(6)-0,4 kV. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (2), 14–22. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/139

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No. 2 (2009): №18

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