Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The optimal por flow problem is nonconvex, and a convex relaxation has been proposed to solve it.  prove that the relaxation is exact, if there are no upper bounds on the voltage, and any one of some conditions holds. One of these conditions requires that there is no reverse real por flow, and that the resistance to reactance ratio is non-decreasing as transmission lines spread out from the substation to the branch buses. This condition is likely to hold if there are no distributed generators. Besides, avoiding reverse real por flow can be used as rule of thumb for placing distributed generators.
['Lingwen Gan', 'Na Li', 'Ufuk Topcu', 'Steven H. Low']
I am writing a research paper on a idea On the exactness of convex relaxation for optimal power flow in tree networks
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