Bibliometric analysis of contemporary research on charge transfers between medium voltage power distribution circuit

This research work delves into the realm of contemporary investigations concerning charge transfers occurring within medium voltage power distribution circuits. Such transfers primarily arise from maneuvers executed exclusively by energy suppliers and often result in power interruptions. Another facet of this study involves the identification of analogous research endeavors conducted in disparate geographical regions, with a particular emphasis on the localized context of Cuernavaca, Morelos. Furthermore, this article engages in interdisciplinary discourse, employing logical analogies to establish a conceptual topology. This conceptual framework can be instrumental in the identification, through logical connectors, of instances where a charge transfer within an electrical power distribution system implies a power interruption. This, in turn, contributes to the optimization of energy utilization, a critical consideration within the purview of smart cities.