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Geometric programming technique to optimize power distribution system

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Geometric programming is an important tool for solving certain optimization problems. In this paper, multi objective geometric programming with \(\epsilon \)-constraint method is used to find the maximum radius of a circular power supply substation to supply power in a particular region. The main aim of the proposed method is to formulate a mathematical model for the efficient distribution of the power supply to maximum area from a circular substation with least investment and minimum waste. The proposed multi-objective optimization model has been solved to generate Pareto optimal solutions using weighted sum method. The results so obtained have been compared with that of \(\epsilon \)-constraint method by considering suitable numerical examples.

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    R. R. Ota

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Ota, R.R., Pati, J.C. & Ojha, A.K. Geometric programming technique to optimize power distribution system. OPSEARCH 56, 282–299 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12597-019-00363-6

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