Help: Understanding Electric Distribution Network Data Using ACS

In summary, during a research on electric distribution network reconfiguration for loss reduction using ACS, the reference paper from the provided link was consulted. The conversation revolves around the understanding of Table 1: Network Data, specifically the third to seventh columns which represent V p.u, R p.u, X p.u, P MW, and Q MVAR. These abbreviations stand for per unit voltage, per unit resistance, per unit reactance, power in megawatts, and imaginary power in megawatts, respectively.
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Help -- electric distribution network reconfiguration for loss reduction using ACS

Recently, I'm doing research based on electric distribution network reconfiguration for loss reduction using ACS, and my reference paper is the one from the link that i post. There are something about Table 1: Network Data that i don't understand. In the table, from third column to seventh column, what are those thing? What is V p.u , R p.u , X p.u , P MW , and Q MVAR ? What are they stand for ?

http://www.scribd.com/doc/6960157/D...s-Reduction-Using-Ant-Colony-System-Algorithm

Please help...you can either read the uploaded file (which i get from IEEE website) or click the link ( if you have fast internet speed)
 

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What is V p.u , R p.u , X p.u , P MW , and Q MVAR ?
Per unit voltage
Per unit Resisance
Per unit Reactance
Power in megawatts
Imaginary power in megawatts.
 

1. What is ACS?

ACS stands for American Community Survey, which is an ongoing survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau to collect information on various social, economic, and housing characteristics of the population.

2. How does ACS data help in understanding electric distribution networks?

ACS data provides valuable information on the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the population living within a specific geographic area. This information can be used to analyze the demand for electricity and identify potential areas for infrastructure improvements or upgrades.

3. What types of data can be found in ACS related to electric distribution networks?

The ACS collects data on household income, housing type, energy usage, and transportation methods, among other factors, which can all provide insights into the electricity needs and consumption patterns of a community.

4. How can ACS data be used to improve electric distribution networks?

By analyzing ACS data, utilities and energy providers can identify areas with high electricity demand or areas that are underserved. This information can inform decisions on infrastructure investments, load forecasting, and energy efficiency programs.

5. Is ACS data publicly available?

Yes, the U.S. Census Bureau makes ACS data publicly available on their website. However, certain data may be restricted to protect individual privacy, and users may need to apply for access to certain datasets.

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