The phrase "power distribution network" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the system of power lines and infrastructure that is responsible for delivering electricity to homes, businesses, and other buildings. Example: The recent storm caused severe damage to the power distribution network, leaving many households without electricity for days.
As DG plays an increasingly important role in power distribution network, islanding detection capability becomes an essential requirement for distributed generator.
A multiobjective algorithm dedicated to simultaneously plan power distribution network and facility location, with focus on substation and distributed generation placement, is proposed in this work.
The increasing penetration of a massive number of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) and distributed generators (DGs) into current power distribution networks imposes obvious challenges on power distribution network operation.
In addition to a connection to a country's electrical grid (electrical power distribution network), if applicable, there must be a power plant and infrastructure for the storage and conversion of energy.
In the building's basement is a small-scale electricity grid where, among other projects, students study the impact that a growing population of electric vehicles may have on the power distribution network.
Pursuing a contentious program of rapid expansion beyond its home base, the state-owned Électricité de France said that it would spend around $2.4 billion to buy a power distribution network and a coal-fired power generator in Britain from the TXU Corporation of Dallas.
Power distribution network.
This network was derived from a real power distribution network.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 A typical radial power distribution network.
The lower third of Fig. 9 represents the power distribution network.
In a power distribution network, the network assets can experience stresses as a consequence of disturbances.
