CN107732910B - Method for rapidly recovering power supply - Google Patents

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CN107732910B
CN107732910B CN201711173016.2A CN201711173016A CN107732910B CN 107732910 B CN107732910 B CN 107732910B CN 201711173016 A CN201711173016 A CN 201711173016A CN 107732910 B CN107732910 B CN 107732910B
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The invention discloses a method for rapidly recovering power supply, which adopts a simple and reliable simplified power flow model by setting a power recovery method considering conditions, so that the screening of recovery paths is realized by adopting less data and a simplified equation under the condition that a local power grid is relatively simple in structure and operation, and the rapidity of a transfer process is improved. The method comprises the following steps: judging whether the running state of the local power grid meets two conditions before power failure; establishing a transfer path selection set and a simplified power flow model of the power system; obtaining a real-time transfer path selection set and a corresponding simplified power flow and outputting a transfer path meeting the requirements; when a transfer demand exists, the electric power is transferred according to the output transfer path.

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Method for rapidly recovering power supply
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent power grids, in particular to a method for obviously shortening power supply recovery time under the condition that the operation structure of a fault part power grid is simpler.
Background
Power system failures are inevitable due to harsh environmental factors such as heavy rain, heavy snow, high winds, and congestion of older power equipment, communication channels, and the like. For uncontrollable power system faults, the best countermeasure is to quickly disconnect the fault part from the large power grid when the fault occurs and supply power to the load of the fault part by using other parts, namely, the power supply is recovered by adopting a cut-and-transfer mode.
The existing method for recovering power supply needs to perform real-time stability analysis, such as implementing complex load flow calculation and section analysis, according to the real-time topological result, load condition and the like of the power system. Although the calculation has high accuracy, the real-time performance is weak due to the excessively complicated calculation mode and the data extraction process. While the poor real-time performance reduces the reliability of the power supply and increases the likelihood of further system failure.
Disclosure of Invention
Therefore, in order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a method for rapidly recovering power supply, which has a simple determination method with accuracy not reduced when conditions are satisfied, so that a recovery path to be taken can be rapidly determined when a fault occurs, and timeliness and reliability of power transfer are improved.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method for rapidly recovering power supply, comprising the following steps:
a. judging whether the running state of the local power grid meets the condition before power failure;
b. establishing a mathematical model;
c. solving the mathematical model;
d. when a transfer demand exists, the electric power is transferred according to the output transfer path.
The method for rapidly recovering power supply also meets the following conditions: the step a comprises the following steps:
the conditions include:
1. for all nodes in the local power grid, the following conditions are satisfied:
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(ii) a n is the total number of nodes in the local power grid,
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is the voltage phase angle at node i in the local grid,
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the voltage phase angle of a node j in the local power grid is shown, wherein j is a node adjacent to i;
2. a voltage compensation device is arranged in the local power grid so that the voltage amplitude fluctuation of each node is small, and the voltage amplitude per unit value of each node can be considered to be 1;
when the local power grid simultaneously meets the 2 conditions, executing the step b; and when the local power grid can not meet the 2 conditions, ending the method.
The method for rapidly recovering power supply also meets the following conditions: the step b comprises the following steps:
setting a switching path selection set S:
S={s1,s2,……,spp is the total number of alternative paths, siRepresents an alternative handover path;
establishing a simplified power flow model of the power system:
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wherein, PiIs the active power of the node i and,
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to estimate the voltage phase angle at node i in the local grid,
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for the estimated phase angle of the voltage at node j in the local network, BijIs the imaginary part of the admittance between nodes i, j.
The method for rapidly recovering power supply also meets the following conditions: the step c comprises the following steps:
obtaining a real-time switch-over path selection set S0The power monitoring system determines the switching path selection set according to power output, load power, line connection condition, line capacity parameter and switch state, and when one of the power output, the load power, the line connection condition, the line capacity parameter and the switch state changes, the switching path selection set is recalculated to replace the original switching path selection set, so that the switching path selection set can track the specific condition of the power system in real time;
set S of handover routing for real time0And (3) adopting a power system simulation program to solve the simplified power flow after the power transfer is implemented according to the power transfer path, namely setting the voltage phase angle of a voltage phase angle reference node to be 0 according to the active power of all nodes in the local power grid after the power transfer is implemented according to the power transfer path, solving the estimated voltage phase angles of other n-1 nodes in the local power grid through a simplified power flow model, judging whether the estimated voltage phase angles of the n-1 nodes are all in a preset safety range, and if so, outputting the power transfer path.
The method for rapidly recovering power supply also meets the following conditions: the step d comprises the following steps:
when a transfer demand exists, carrying out power transfer according to the output transfer path; the supply and demand conversion requirement comprises the permanent fault of a certain line of the power system and the power loss of a certain generator; the permanent fault refers to a fault which still cannot be self-healed after two reclosings.
According to the method for rapidly recovering the power supply, the condition that the permanent fault comprises a circuit metal grounding short circuit is also met; reclosing includes single phase reclosing and three phase reclosing.
According to the method, the power recovery method considering conditions is set, a simple and reliable simplified power flow model is adopted, so that the recovery path screening is realized by adopting less data and a simplified equation under the condition that the local power grid is relatively simple in structure and operation, and the rapidity of the transfer process is improved.
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Referring to fig. 1, a method for rapidly recovering power includes the following steps:
a. judging whether the running state of the local power grid meets the condition before power failure;
the conditions include:
1. for all nodes in the local power grid, the following conditions are satisfied:
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(ii) a n is the total number of nodes in the local power grid,
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is the voltage phase angle at node i in the local grid,
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the voltage phase angle of a node j in the local power grid is shown, wherein j is a node adjacent to i;
2. a voltage compensation device is arranged in the local power grid so that the voltage amplitude fluctuation of each node is small, and the voltage amplitude per unit value of each node can be considered to be 1;
when the local power grid simultaneously meets the 2 conditions, executing the step b; when the local power grid can not meet the 2 conditions, ending the method;
b. establishing a mathematical model:
setting a switching path selection set S:
S={s1,s2,……,spp is the total number of alternative paths, siRepresents an alternative handover path;
establishing a simplified power flow model of the power system:
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wherein, PiIs the active power of the node i and,
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to estimate the voltage phase angle at node i in the local grid,
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for the estimated phase angle of the voltage at node j in the local network, BijIs the imaginary part of the admittance between nodes i, j;
c. solving a mathematical model:
obtaining a real-time switch-over path selection set S0The power monitoring system determines the switching path selection set according to power output, load power, line connection condition, line capacity parameter and switch state, and when one of the power output, the load power, the line connection condition, the line capacity parameter and the switch state changes, the switching path selection set is recalculated to replace the original switching path selection set, so that the switching path selection set can track the specific condition of the power system in real time;
set S of handover routing for real time0In the method, each transfer path for selection is adopted to solve the simplified power flow after transfer is implemented according to the transfer path by adopting a power system simulation program, namely, the voltage phase angle of a voltage phase angle reference node is set to be 0 according to the active power of all nodes in the local power grid after transfer is implemented according to the transfer path, the estimated voltage phase angles of other n-1 nodes in the local power grid are solved through a simplified power flow model, and the estimated voltage phase angles of the n-1 nodes are judgedWhether the voltage phase angles are all within a preset safety range or not, and if so, outputting the switching path;
d. when a transfer demand exists, carrying out power transfer according to the output transfer path; the supply and demand conversion requirement comprises the permanent fault of a certain line of the power system and the power loss of a certain generator; the permanent fault refers to a fault which still cannot be self-healed after two reclosings.
Permanent faults include metallic ground shorts of the line; reclosing includes single phase reclosing and three phase reclosing.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are provided for further detailed description of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and those skilled in the art can make various modifications and variations on the above-mentioned embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention.

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1. A method of rapidly restoring power, comprising the steps of:
a. judging whether the running state of the local power grid meets the condition before power failure;
b. establishing a mathematical model;
c. solving the mathematical model;
d. when a transfer demand exists, carrying out power transfer according to the output transfer path; the step a comprises the following steps:
the conditions include:
1. for all nodes in the local power grid, the following conditions are satisfied:
cos(θij)≈1,i∈[1,2,…,n],j∈[1,2,…,n]j is not equal to i; n is the total number of nodes in the local power grid, thetaiFor the phase angle of the voltage at node i, theta, in the local networkjThe voltage phase angle of a node j in the local power grid is shown, wherein j is a node adjacent to i;
2. a voltage compensation device is arranged in the local power grid so that the voltage amplitude fluctuation of each node is small, and the voltage amplitude per unit value of each node can be considered to be 1;
when the local power grid simultaneously meets the 2 conditions, executing the step b; when the local power grid can not meet the 2 conditions, ending the method; the step b comprises the following steps:
setting a switching path selection set S:
S={s1,s2,……,spp is the total number of alternative paths, siRepresents an alternative handover path;
establishing a simplified power flow model of the power system:
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wherein, PiActive power of node i, θ'iIs an estimated voltage phase angle of node i in the local grid, theta'jFor the estimated phase angle of the voltage at node j in the local network, BijIs the imaginary part of the admittance between nodes i, j; the step c comprises the following steps:
obtaining a real-time switch-over path selection set S0The power monitoring system determines the switching path selection set according to power output, load power, line connection condition, line capacity parameter and switch state, and when one of the power output, the load power, the line connection condition, the line capacity parameter and the switch state changes, the switching path selection set is recalculated to replace the original switching path selection set, so that the switching path selection set can track the specific condition of the power system in real time;
set S of handover routing for real time0And (3) adopting a power system simulation program to solve the simplified power flow after the power transfer is implemented according to the power transfer path, namely setting the voltage phase angle of a voltage phase angle reference node to be 0 according to the active power of all nodes in the local power grid after the power transfer is implemented according to the power transfer path, solving the estimated voltage phase angles of other n-1 nodes in the local power grid through a simplified power flow model, judging whether the estimated voltage phase angles of the n-1 nodes are all in a preset safety range, and if so, outputting the power transfer path.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein step d comprises:
when a transfer demand exists, carrying out power transfer according to the output transfer path; the supply and demand conversion requirement comprises the permanent fault of a certain line of the power system and the power loss of a certain generator; the permanent fault refers to a fault which still cannot be self-healed after two reclosings.
3. A method of rapidly restoring power to a power supply as claimed in claim 2, wherein the permanent fault comprises a metallic ground short to the line.
4. A method of rapidly recovering power as claimed in claim 3, wherein the reclosure includes a single phase reclosure and a three phase reclosure.
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