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智能电网运行充裕性的研究框架: (三) 解耦与协调

Translated title of the contribution: A research framework for operation adequacy in smart grid: Part Ⅲ Decoupling and Coordination
  • 蔡斌
  • , 薛禹胜*
  • , 薛峰
  • , 谢东亮
  • , 文福拴
  • , 董朝阳
  • , 许昭
  • *Corresponding author for this work

Research output: Journal Publications and ReviewsRGC 21 - Publication in refereed journalpeer-review

Abstract

An operation adequacy control task is decoupled stepwise in terms of event sequences, cascading events, non-preventive control, and preventive dispatch. Based on the minimum cost-performance-ratio principle, the searches are performed from the bottom up to provide suitable operation adequacy of the minimum defense costs and remaining risks. Iterations may be needed to obtain a global quasi-optimum result. The convolution value of power shortage with respect to the probability is used for ranking the different sequences; the optimization is conducted for each sequence in the descending order of the convolution value. Inside a sequence, the individual events are dealt with in the chronological order. If there is a lack of (or an excess of) reserve capacity within a certain grade, the objects for reserve capacity dispatch are selected for upgrading (or downgrading) from the lower (or the higher) grade, and the optimal executing time is also decided. In case of insufficient instantaneous reserve capacity, emergency control and/or corrective control will be compulsorily executed to avoid uncontrollable blackouts.
Translated title of the contributionA research framework for operation adequacy in smart grid: Part Ⅲ Decoupling and Coordination
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Pages (from-to)1-5
Journal电力系统自动化
Volume38
Issue number12
Online published30 Apr 2014
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 25 Jun 2014
Externally publishedYes

Research Keywords

  • 充裕控制
  • 供需协调
  • 备用级别
  • 备用优化
  • 动态优化
  • 风险管理
  • 多道防线
  • Adequacy control
  • Coordination between supply and demand sides
  • Reserve grades
  • Reserve optimization
  • Dynamic optimization
  • Risk management
  • Multiple-defense-lines

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