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arxiveess.SYeess.SP2026-06-25

Threshold Optimization and Dynamic Adaptation of Distributed Optimal Power Flow in 5G Networks

Biswajit Kumar Dash, Garrett Thomas, Adedoyin Inaolaji, Filippo Malandra

In this paper, we present an experimental evaluation study of the Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers (ADMM), which is a widely used technique in the distributed optimization of power distribution networks. The focus of this study is on how real 5G communication performance affects ADMM in a fully experimental platform that features commercial 5G connectivity and real-time control. The ADMM-based Distributed Optimal Power Flow (DOPF) problem is solved using the IEEE 123-bus unbalanced distribution feeder subdivided into five areas, each managed by a local controller implemented on a Raspberry Pi. To mitigate the impact of the communication network variability, we propose a delay threshold-based mechanism that yields a 7.75% reduction in convergence time compared to a no-threshold baseline. We also devised a policy to dynamically update the threshold value based on communication and computation conditions, achieving a 26.42% reduction in the convergence time compared with the static optimal threshold. These results demonstrate the potential of adaptive, communication-aware control strategies for real-world Smart Grid (SG) deployments.

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