Optimization of photovoltaic systems for the Yuwints community in eastern Ecuador
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Abstract—Access to electricity for isolated communities in the east of the Republic of Ecuador has become a milestone, so government entities are looking for alternatives for electrification being the most viable electrification through SFV, which is why electricity distribution companies including CENTROSUR with the Yantsa li Etsari program that means light of our sun, These systems serve as a basis for analysis and reference, which is why the rural community of Yuwints in eastern Ecuador has been taken as a case study. The research includes a study of the demand for electricity in the community’s homes based on an on-site survey. The tabulation of the survey shows the energy information, the geographic distribution of the houses and other results such as the topology of the site that leads to (clusters) grouping the houses in five groups. The algorithm uses the linear integer optimization (LIP) tool that includes energy demand and location data. As a result of the optimization, the center of mass and voltage drop is found for each cluster, thus locating the location of the microgrids. If the algorithm does not perform any clustering, it means that the house must be energized by an individual system or it can keep the existing one.Metrics
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