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The distribution transformer overload risk assessment method comprises the steps of collecting distribution transformer operation data, and preprocessing original data according to overload attributes to obtain a distribution transformer overload attribute set; according to the method, a neural network technology is utilized to conduct network modeling and simulation training on an attribute set when the distribution transformer is overloaded, so that a distribution transformer overload risk network structure is obtained; according to the network structure, evaluating the outage risk degree of the distribution transformer in different operation states during overload, and simulating the overload return probability of the distribution transformer; the greater the probability, the greater the likelihood of transformer outage. The overload risk assessment of the distribution transformer can accurately determine the risk degree of overload outage or damage of the distribution transformer, can provide basis for finding out a distribution transformer with larger overload risk and adopting pertinence when the power load is unexpectedly changed, and further is beneficial to the controllability of overload operation of the transformer, and the accuracy reaches more than 87%.

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Distribution transformer overload risk assessment method
Technical Field
The invention relates to a distribution transformer overload risk assessment method, and belongs to the technical field of transformer operation.
Background
The overload distribution transformer occupies a certain proportion in the power distribution network, the overload proportion of the distribution transformer in a part of areas reaches 15%, the load of the distribution transformer in different time periods is changed, overload conditions of the distribution transformer easily occur during power utilization peaks, and the unbalance of power utilization loads requires the distribution transformer to have a certain overload capacity so as to meet the requirements of safe and reliable power utilization of users.
At present, less researches are needed for mining overload hidden modes and the like from massive operation data of a distribution transformer. The evaluation of the outage risk degree during overload of the distribution transformer is a premise of fully utilizing the overload capacity of the distribution transformer and ensuring safe and reliable electricity utilization, if the overload of the distribution transformer exits from running, stronger correlation exists between the running state and the running mode of the distribution transformer during overload, so that influence on the running mode of the distribution transformer during different running working conditions can be quantified by mining the correlation between the running state and the running mode of the distribution transformer during overload.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the problem that the overload power failure risk degree of a distribution transformer cannot be determined when an distribution transformer is overloaded.
The technical scheme of the invention is that the overload risk assessment method for the distribution transformer is characterized by collecting operation data of the distribution transformer, and processing the original data according to overload attributes to obtain an overload attribute set of the distribution transformer; modeling and training the attribute set when the distribution transformer is overloaded by utilizing a neural network technology to obtain an overload risk network structure of the distribution transformer; according to the network structure, evaluating the outage risk degree of the distribution transformer in different operation states during overload, and simulating the overload return probability of the distribution transformer; the greater the probability, the greater the likelihood of transformer outage.
The distribution transformer overload risk network structure is an artificial neural network, the artificial neuron is a mathematical model for simulating a biological neuron, and the output quantity of the neuron is a function of the weighted input quantity, and the following formula is as follows:
Figure GDA0004103001320000021
wherein y is the neuron output; x is x i Is the input of neurons; w (w) i The corresponding weight is input to the neuron;
the BP neural network is a multi-layer perceptron structure and comprises an input layer, an output layer and a plurality of hidden layers, wherein the multi-layer perceptron structure is divided into a forward propagation stage and a backward propagation stage, and in the forward propagation stage, information is transmitted to the output layer from the input layer through the hidden layers in a step-by-step transformation way, and the following formula is shown:
O i =f n (f n-1 ((...f 1 ([X i ][W 1 ])+[B 1 ]...)[W n-1 ])+[B n-1 ])
X i represents the ith sample input, W 1 …W n-1 Weight matrix representing hidden layer, B 1 …B n-1 A bias matrix representing hidden layers, f 1 …f n-1 Weight function representing hidden layer, f n Representing the output function, 0 i Is the expected value;
in the backward propagation stage, the weight and deviation of the network are repeatedly regulated and trained, the training process needs to provide an input vector X and a target value Y, the network training process is a process of minimizing the mean square error, and the error precision E of the ith sample is set i The following formula is shown:
Figure GDA0004103001320000022
the error E for the entire m sample sets is shown as follows:
Figure GDA0004103001320000023
the simulation training sets a network training error, such as 10 -2 Determining the number of neurons of an input layer, an implicit layer and an output layer through multiple tests, wherein the input layer is an overload attribute vector, the output layer is whether the corresponding allocation is out of operation or not, if so, the number is set to be 1, and if not, the number is set to be 0; the training algorithm adopts BP algorithm, and activates the function; the training samples randomly extract 120 overload shutdown samples and 200 overload non-shutdown samples, continuously change weights and deviations along the direction of the fastest reduction of the error function, and stop until the training error is smaller than a specified value, thereby obtaining a matrix containing trained weights and a bias matrixAnd further, a network structure which can be used for predicting the overload risk of the distribution transformer is obtained.
The collection of the distribution transformer operation data comprises information contained in a distribution transformer monitoring related system, wherein the information is recorded in a platform region operation record: capacity, voltage value, current value, acquisition time, active power, reactive power; and weather conditions when the distribution transformer is overloaded are acquired through a meteorological monitoring system, so that distribution transformer operation original data are formed.
Preprocessing original data according to overload attributes, wherein discrete operation data of a distribution transformer cannot be directly input as a neural network, the operation data needs to be processed according to the overload attributes of the distribution transformer, and noise data and empty data in the original data need to be removed;
1) An overload shutdown criterion of the distribution transformer, wherein if two continuous load coefficients of the distribution transformer are smaller than 0.01 in overload, the distribution transformer is considered to be shutdown;
2) The factor K1 before overload, the average value of n load factor K acquisition points before overload is taken as the factor K1 value before overload;
3) The overload time coefficient K2 is obtained by taking the average value of n load coefficient K acquisition points in overload as the overload time coefficient K2 value;
4) The overload coefficient K3 is obtained, and the average value of n load coefficient K acquisition points after overload is taken as the overload coefficient K3 value;
5) The overload time length T is the time interval from the first acquisition point to the last acquisition point when overload occurs;
6) The current unbalance rate beta 1 during overload is taken as the unbalance rate beta 1 value during overload, wherein the average value of the three-phase unbalance rates during overload is taken as the unbalance rate beta 1 value during overload;
by determination of the overload attribute, all the overload attribute data are represented in the form of a matrix, as follows:
Figure GDA0004103001320000041
wherein D is an overload attribute matrix; Λ type m Is a certain attribute vector; a, a nm Representing an overload property unit.
The selection of the samples can directly influence the overload risk assessment prediction result of the distribution transformer, some singular samples in the samples should be removed, including the capacity of 5kVA, the time immediately after the operation and the special transformer, and the sample selection principle is as follows:
1) Selecting an S9 model and an upper transformer;
2) Selecting a transformer with a capacity of more than or equal to 30kVA and less than or equal to 800 kVA;
3) Only a conventional transformer is considered, and a high overload distribution transformer and an on-load capacity-regulating transformer are not considered;
4) Distribution transformer operation data for two years or more;
5) Samples are selected according to the ratio of the number of the overload distribution transformer with different capacities.
The overload attribute is determined by carrying out correlation calculation, and whether the input requirement of the neural network is met is verified; when two or more independent variables injected into the neural network are highly correlated, the learning ability of the neural network will be negatively impacted, removing the redundant variables will result in faster training time, and an adaptive neural network can be used to streamline redundant connections and neurons; the correlation analysis of the association degree of 2 overload attributes is as follows:
correlation coefficient matrix:
Figure GDA0004103001320000042
wherein r is ij Representing overload attribute vector X i And X is j The calculation formula of the correlation coefficient is as follows:
Figure GDA0004103001320000043
the degree of correlation is defined as shown in table 1.
TABLE 1 definition of degree of correlation
Correlation coefficient Degree of correlation
0.00~±0.3 Microcorrelation
±0.3~±0.5 Low degree of correlation
±0.5~±0.8 Moderate correlation
±0.8~±1.0 Significant correlation
According to the overload attribute vector r ij And carrying out correlation calculation, and verifying whether the input requirements of the neural network are met according to the table 1.
The invention has the beneficial effects that the overload risk assessment of the distribution transformer can accurately determine the risk degree of overload outage or damage of the distribution transformer, can provide basis for finding out the distribution transformer with larger overload risk and taking pertinence when the power load is unexpectedly changed, and further is beneficial to the controllability of the overload operation of the transformer, and the accuracy reaches more than 87%.
Compared with a winding hot spot temperature thermal model, the distribution transformer overload risk assessment method is characterized in that a general hidden model of a transformer group is obtained through a large amount of overload operation data mining, rather than a thermal model formed by overload temperature characteristics of the transformer, and the distribution transformer overload risk assessment method has strong practicability.
When the neural network is used for evaluating the overload outage risk of the distribution transformer, the internal parameters of the distribution transformer do not need to be considered; the traditional method does not consider that the distribution transformer has a certain overload capacity, corresponding treatment measures are adopted once the distribution transformer is overloaded, and the evaluation method achieves the aim of managing and controlling the overload operation risk of the transformer under the condition of ensuring the overload operation of the transformer.
According to the distribution transformer overload risk assessment method, historical operation discrete data are extracted from the operation angle of the distribution transformer, correlation among all attributes in overload is analyzed, the overload operation data are analyzed and mined by utilizing a neural network technology, the influence degree of different operation states on an operation mode when the distribution transformer is overloaded is assessed, the assessment result is beneficial to top-level decision and actual production, and effective management and control on overload operation of the distribution transformer are realized when the overload risk degree of the distribution transformer is accurately assessed.
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Detailed description of the invention as shown in fig. 1, the specific steps of the invention are as follows:
(1) Data acquisition
In the distribution transformer monitoring related system, the operation record of the transformer area contains rich information such as capacity, voltage value, current value, acquisition time, active power, reactive power and the like, and weather conditions when the distribution transformer is overloaded are obtained through the meteorological monitoring system, so that the distribution transformer operation original data is formed.
(2) Data preprocessing
The discrete operation data of the distribution transformer cannot be directly input as a neural network, the operation data needs to be processed according to overload attributes of the distribution transformer, and noise data and empty data in the original data need to be removed.
1) And (5) an overload shutdown criterion of the distribution transformer. A distribution transformer is considered to be out of service if there are two consecutive load factors of less than 0.01 in overload.
2) The pre-overload coefficient K1. Taking the average value of n load factor K acquisition points before overload as the value of the coefficient K1 before overload.
3) And a factor K2 at overload. And taking the average value of n load factor K acquisition points in overload as the value of the overload factor K2.
4) And an overload post-coefficient K3. And taking the average value of n load factor K acquisition points after overload as the overload time factor K3 value.
5) Overload duration T. The time interval from the first acquisition point at overload to the last acquisition point at overload.
6) Current imbalance ratio β1 at overload. And taking the average value of the three-phase unbalance rate at the overload as the value of the unbalance rate beta 1 at the overload.
By determining overload attributes, all overload attribute data can be represented in matrix form, e.g. common
Formula 1:
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(3) Sample selection
The selection of samples can directly influence the overload risk assessment prediction result of the distribution transformer, and some singular samples in the samples should be removed, such as the capacity of 5kVA, the time of operation, a special transformer and the like, and the sample selection principle is as follows:
1) And selecting the S9 model and the upper transformer.
2) A transformer having a capacity greater than or equal to 30kVA and less than or equal to 800kVA is selected.
3) Only the conventional transformer is considered, and the high overload distribution transformer and the on-load capacity-regulating transformer are not considered.
4) Distribution transformers operate for two years or more.
5) Samples are selected according to the ratio of the number of the overload distribution transformer with different capacities.
(4) Correlation verification
And carrying out correlation calculation on the overload attribute vector, and verifying whether the input requirement of the neural network is met.
By correlation analysis of the degree of correlation of the 2 overload attributes, when two or more independent variables injected into the neural network are highly correlated, the learning ability of the neural network will be negatively affected, removing the redundant variables will result in faster training time, and an adaptive neural network can be used to streamline redundant connections and neurons.
1) Correlation coefficient matrix
Figure GDA0004103001320000072
Wherein r is ij Representing overload attribute vector X i And X is j The calculation formula of the correlation coefficient is as follows:
2) Calculation formula
Figure GDA0004103001320000081
3) The degree of correlation is defined as shown in table 1.
TABLE 1 definition of degree of correlation
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And carrying out correlation calculation on the overload attribute vector, and verifying whether the overload attribute vector meets the input requirement of the neural network according to a table 1.
(5) Network modeling
The overload risk network structure of the distribution transformer is an artificial neural network, the artificial neuron is a mathematical model for simulating biological neurons, the distribution transformer is a multi-input single-output nonlinear element, and each input quantity x of the neurons i All have a corresponding weight w i . The processing unit quantizes the weighted inputs, adds the weighted sums, sums the weighted sums with the deviation to form the input of the neuron transfer function,
the output of neurons is a function of weighted input as shown in equation 4:
Figure GDA0004103001320000083
the BP neural network is a multi-layer perceptron structure and comprises an input layer, an output layer and a plurality of hidden layers, and is mainly divided into a forward propagation stage and a backward propagation stage, wherein in the forward propagation stage, information is transmitted to the output layer from the input layer through hidden layer step-by-step transformation, as shown in a formula (5):
O i =f n (f n-1 ((...f 1 ([X i ][W 1 ])+[B 1 ]...)[W n-1 ])+[B n-1 ]) (5)
X i represents the ith sample input, W 1 …W n-1 Weight matrix representing hidden layer, B 1 …B n-1 A bias matrix representing hidden layers, f 1 …f n-1 Weight function representing hidden layer, f n Representing the output function, O i Is the expected value.
In the backward propagation stage, the weight and deviation of the network are repeatedly adjusted and trained, the training process needs to provide an input vector X and a target value Y, the network training process is a process of minimizing the mean square error, and the error precision of the ith sample is set as shown in the formula (6):
Figure GDA0004103001320000091
the error of the entire m sample sets is shown as equation (7):
Figure GDA0004103001320000092
(6) Simulation training
Setting network training errors, e.g. 10 -2 The number of neurons of an input layer, an implied layer and an output layer is determined through multiple tests, wherein the input layer is an overload attribute vector, the output layer is whether the corresponding allocation is stopped or not, if the corresponding allocation is stopped, the corresponding allocation is set to be 1, if the corresponding allocation is not stopped, the corresponding allocation is set to be 0, the corresponding allocation is trained by adopting a BP algorithm, and an activation function is used by adopting a tan sig function. Training samples randomly draw 120 overloaded shutdown samples and 200 overloaded non-shutdown samples, along the direction in which the error function decreases fastestAnd continuously changing the weight and the deviation until the training error is smaller than a specified value, and stopping to obtain a trained weight matrix and a trained bias matrix, thereby obtaining a network structure capable of being used for predicting the overload risk of the distribution transformer.
(7) Prediction result
The test samples are taken as 30 overload shutdown samples and 50 overload non-shutdown samples, corresponding neural network weights and deviations are obtained through training, the test samples are tested by using a trained network, an output result is more than 0.4 and is a shutdown area, otherwise, the test samples are non-shutdown areas, the trained neural network structure is used for the actual distribution transformer operation, and the test results are shown in the table 2:
table 2 test results
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1. The method is characterized in that the method utilizes a neural network technology to perform network modeling and simulation training on the distribution transformer overload attribute set to obtain a distribution transformer overload risk network structure; according to the network structure, evaluating the outage risk degree of the distribution transformer in different operation states during overload, and simulating the overload return probability of the distribution transformer; the larger the probability is, the greater the possibility that the transformer is out of operation is;
the operation data comprises information contained in the platform region operation record in the distribution transformer monitoring related system: capacity, voltage value, current value, acquisition time, active power, reactive power; acquiring weather conditions when the distribution transformer is overloaded through a weather monitoring system;
the distribution transformer overload risk network structure is an artificial neural network, the artificial neuron is a mathematical model for simulating a biological neuron, and the output quantity of the neuron is a function of the weighted input quantity, and the following formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0004103001310000011
wherein y is the neuron output; x is x i Is the input of neurons; w (w) i The corresponding weight is input to the neuron;
the BP neural network is a multi-layer perceptron structure and comprises an input layer, an output layer and a plurality of hidden layers, wherein the multi-layer perceptron structure is divided into a forward propagation stage and a backward propagation stage, and in the forward propagation stage, information is transmitted to the output layer from the input layer through the hidden layers in a step-by-step transformation way, and the following formula is shown:
O i =f n (f n-1 ((...f 1 ([X i ][W 1 ])+[B 1 ]...)[W n-1 ])+[B n-1 ])
X i represents the ith sample input, W 1 …W n-1 Weight matrix representing hidden layer, B 1 …B n-1 A bias matrix representing hidden layers, f 1 …f n-1 Weight function representing hidden layer, f n Representing the output function, 0 i Is the expected value;
in the backward propagation stage, the weight and deviation of the network are repeatedly regulated and trained, the training process needs to provide an input vector X and a target value Y, the network training process is a process of minimizing the mean square error, and the error precision E of the ith sample is set i The following formula is shown:
Figure FDA0004103001310000012
the error E for the entire m sample sets is shown as follows:
Figure FDA0004103001310000021
preprocessing original data according to overload attributes, wherein discrete operation data of a distribution transformer cannot be directly input as a neural network, the operation data needs to be processed according to the overload attributes of the distribution transformer, and noise data and empty data in the original data need to be removed;
1) An overload shutdown criterion of the distribution transformer, wherein if two continuous load coefficients of the distribution transformer are smaller than 0.01 in overload, the distribution transformer is considered to be shutdown;
2) The factor K1 before overload, the average value of n load factor K acquisition points before overload is taken as the factor K1 value before overload;
3) The overload time coefficient K2 is obtained by taking the average value of n load coefficient K acquisition points in overload as the overload time coefficient K2 value;
4) The overload coefficient K3 is obtained, and the average value of n load coefficient K acquisition points after overload is taken as the overload coefficient K3 value;
5) The overload time length T is the time interval from the first acquisition point to the last acquisition point when overload occurs;
6) The current unbalance rate beta 1 during overload is taken as the unbalance rate beta 1 value during overload, wherein the average value of the three-phase unbalance rates during overload is taken as the unbalance rate beta 1 value during overload;
by determination of the overload attribute, all the overload attribute data are represented in the form of a matrix, as follows:
Figure FDA0004103001310000022
wherein D is an overload attribute matrix; Λ type m Is a certain attribute vector; a, a nm An overload attribute unit;
the overload attribute is determined by carrying out correlation calculation, and whether the input requirement of the neural network is met is verified; when two or more independent variables injected into the neural network are highly correlated, the learning ability of the neural network will be negatively impacted, removing the redundant variables will result in faster training time, and an adaptive neural network is used to reduce redundant connections and neurons; the correlation analysis of the association degree of 2 overload attributes is as follows:
correlation coefficient matrix:
Figure FDA0004103001310000031
wherein r is ij Representing overload attribute vector X i And X is j The calculation formula of the correlation coefficient is as follows:
Figure FDA0004103001310000032
2. the method for evaluating overload risk of distribution transformer according to claim 1, wherein the simulation training is performed, a network training error is set, and the number of neurons of an input layer, an hidden layer and an output layer is determined through multiple tests, wherein the input layer is an overload attribute vector, the output layer is whether the corresponding distribution transformer is out of operation or not, if the distribution transformer is out of operation, the distribution transformer is set to 1, and if the distribution transformer is not out of operation, the distribution transformer is set to 0; the training algorithm adopts BP algorithm, and activates the function; the training samples randomly extract 120 overload shutdown samples and 200 overload non-shutdown samples, continuously change weights and deviations along the direction of the fastest reduction of the error function, and stop until the training error is smaller than a specified value, so that a trained weight matrix and a trained bias matrix are obtained, and a network structure for predicting overload risk of the distribution transformer is further obtained.
3. The method for evaluating overload risk of distribution transformer according to claim 1, wherein the collecting the operation data of the distribution transformer includes information contained in the operation record of the transformer area in the distribution transformer monitoring related system: capacity, voltage value, current value, acquisition time, active power, reactive power; and weather conditions when the distribution transformer is overloaded are acquired through a meteorological monitoring system, so that distribution transformer operation original data are formed.
4. A distribution transformer overload risk assessment method according to claim 1, wherein the selection of the samples directly affects the prediction result of the distribution transformer overload risk assessment, and some singular samples in the samples should be removed, including a capacity of 5kVA, a time after operation, and a special transformer, and the sample selection principle is as follows:
1) Selecting an S9 model and an upper transformer;
2) Selecting a transformer with a capacity of greater than or equal to 30kVA and less than or equal to 800 kVA;
3) Only a conventional transformer is considered, and a high overload distribution transformer and an on-load capacity-regulating transformer are not considered;
4) Distribution transformer operation data for two years or more;
5) Samples are selected according to the ratio of the number of the overload distribution transformer with different capacities.
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