CN109617123A - The Reliability Sensitivity Method of wind fire system based on state space combination and cluster reduction - Google Patents

The Reliability Sensitivity Method of wind fire system based on state space combination and cluster reduction Download PDF

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CN109617123A
CN109617123A CN201811631282.XA CN201811631282A CN109617123A CN 109617123 A CN109617123 A CN 109617123A CN 201811631282 A CN201811631282 A CN 201811631282A CN 109617123 A CN109617123 A CN 109617123A
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The invention discloses a kind of wind fire Reliability Sensitivity Analysis Method For Structural System based on state space combination and cluster reduction, step includes: 1 to establish NWFThe state-space model of platform Wind turbines is simultaneously combined to obtain the state-space model of wind-powered electricity generation subsystem and carries out cluster reduction;2 establish NFFThe state-space model of platform fired power generating unit is simultaneously combined to obtain the state-space model of thermoelectricity subsystem and carries out cluster reduction;3 combine the state-space model of the state-space model of wind-powered electricity generation subsystem and thermoelectricity subsystem to obtain the state-space model of wind fire system and carry out cluster reduction;4 calculate the sensitivity of wind fire Reliability Index and wind fire Reliability Index to Wind turbines failure rate.The present invention apparent can be fully described by wind fire system structure, to reduce the scale of wind fire system state space, and quantify influence of the Wind turbines failure rate to wind fire system reliability, and then provide reference frame for Wind turbines type selecting and maintenance.

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Reliability sensitivity analysis method of wind-fire system based on state space combination and cluster simplification
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of safe operation analysis and planning of an electric power system, in particular to a wind-fire system reliability and sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and cluster simplification.
Background
With the economic development, the scale of a power grid is continuously enlarged, new energy such as a wind power plant and the like is greatly connected to the power grid, the power load is continuously increased, the safe operation of a power system becomes more important, the reliability level and the sensitivity of each part of the power grid are evaluated, and the method has important significance for the analysis and planning of the safe operation of the power system.
Power system reliability refers to a measure of the ability of a power system to supply power and electrical energy to power consumers on an uninterrupted basis, at acceptable quality levels and in the required quantities. A multi-state time sequence random variable is modeled based on a Markov chain in a reliability analysis and calculation method for a power generation system with a wind power plant (China Motor engineering journal, 2017,37(16):4671-4679+4892) by congratulating a brocade boat, stretching a flame, increasing brightness and carrying out Suyun. Because the number of states of the wind fire system is too many, the existing multi-state model is processed approximately and is not accurate enough. The state spaces of a plurality of multi-state models are combined, Huayuting provides a method for combining transfer rate matrixes corresponding to the state spaces in 'a calculation method suitable for a transfer rate matrix of a combined state space model', and a method for combining active output corresponding to each state in the state spaces is not involved.
The sensitivity quantifies how much the parameter affects reliability. At present, the sensitivity of the reliability index of the wind power system to the fault rate of the wind turbine generator is limited by a reliability model of the wind power system, and further accuracy is needed.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provides a wind and fire system reliability sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and clustering simplification so as to more clearly and completely describe the structure of the wind and fire system, thereby reducing the scale of the state space of the wind and fire system, quantifying the influence of the fault rate of a wind turbine generator on the reliability of the wind and fire system and further providing a reference basis for the type selection and the overhaul of the wind turbine generator.
The invention adopts the following technical scheme for solving the technical problems:
the invention relates to a reliability sensitivity analysis method of a wind-fire system based on state space combination and cluster simplification, wherein the wind-fire system comprises the following steps: a wind power subsystem and a fire power subsystem; the wind power subsystem comprises NWFThe serial numbers of any wind turbine generator set are marked as i, i is 1, … and NWF(ii) a The thermal power subsystem comprises NFFAnd marking the number of any thermal power generating unit as o, o as 1, …, NFF(ii) a The method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step S1: establishing NWFCombining the state space models of the typhoon generator sets to obtain the state space models of the wind power subsystems, and clustering and simplifying the state space models;
step S2: establishing NFFCombining the state space models of the thermal power generating units to obtain the state space model of the thermal power subsystem, and performing clustering simplification;
step S3: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem to obtain a state space model of the wind power system and performing clustering simplification;
step S4: and calculating the reliability index of the wind-fire system and the sensitivity of the reliability index of the wind-fire system to the fault rate of the wind turbine generator.
The reliability sensitivity analysis method of the present invention is also characterized in that,
the step S1 is performed as follows:
step S1.1: obtaining a transfer rate matrix, active power output and state probability corresponding to a state space model of the ith wind generation set:
step S1.1.1: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering random faults as AW.i.faultAnd is andwherein, muW.iIndicates the repair rate, lambda, of the ith wind turbine generator systemW.iRepresenting the fault rate of the ith wind turbine generator set;
step S1.1.2: considering the windThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the ith wind generating set with speed change is NvsWherein any one state number is qvs,qvs=1,2,...,Nvs
Step S1.1.3: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the change of the wind speed as AW.i.vsAnd is and is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind generating set in consideration of the change of the wind speedvsLine cvsColumn element, 1. ltoreq. bvs,cvs≤Nvs
Step S1.1.4: recording active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the change of the wind speed as PW.i.vsAnd is andwherein,q-th state space model of ith wind turbine generator set considering wind speed changevsActive power output corresponding to each state;
step S1.1.5: combining the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random fault and the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the wind speed change to obtain the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random fault and the wind speed change, and marking as the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set, wherein the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is 2. N in totalvsA state, wherein any one state is numbered qW.i,qW.i=1,2,...,2·Nvs
Step S1.1.6: ith wind power to consider random faultsAnd recording a transfer rate matrix obtained by combining a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the unit and a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind power generation unit considering the change of the wind speed as CW.iAnd is andwherein, I2×2Is a second order unit matrix; recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator system as AW.iMixing C withW.iAll diagonal elements of (A) are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements of the corresponding row, and A is obtainedW.i
Step S1.1.7: obtaining the qth state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set by using the formula (1)W.iProbability of state corresponding to each stateThereby the state probability corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is recorded as
Step S1.1.8: recording the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator as PW.iAnd is and
step S1.2: equivalent simplification of the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set:
step S1.2.1: equivalently simplifying the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set to obtain an equivalently simplified state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set, wherein the equivalently simplified state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is N in totalWS=Nvs+1 states, wherein any state is numbered q'W.i,q′W.i=1,2,...,NWS
Step S1.2.2: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalence simplification as A'W.iAnd is and is the b-th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalent simplificationWSLine cWSElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bWS,cWS≤NWS
Step S1.2.3: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalent simplification by using the formula (2)'W.iThereby obtaining NWFN corresponding to state space model of typhoon generator setWFTransfer rate matrix
In the formula (2), the reaction mixture is,representing the corresponding relation matrix before and after equivalence, and the corresponding relation matrixIs to 2. NvsOrder unit matrixIs accumulated to the last row, and then the other even rows except the last row are deletedObtaining;
step S1.2.4: recording the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalence simplification as the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator setWherein,
step S1.3: n is a radical ofWFCombining state space models of the typhoon generator set:
step S1.3.1: n is a radical ofWFCombining the state space models of the typhoon generator set to obtain a state space model of the wind power subsystem, wherein the total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem isqwNumbering any state in the state space model of the wind power subsystem, andinitializing i to 1;
step S1.3.2: a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set by formula (3)'W.iA transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the (i + 1) th wind turbine generator set'W.i+1Combining to obtain a combined transfer rate matrix CW.i,i+1
In expression (3), α represents a transition rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator'W.iThe order of (a); i isα×αα -order unit matrix, β is a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the (i + 1) th wind turbine generator set'W.i+1The order of (a);
step S1.3.3: combining the transfer rate matrix CW.i,i+1Assigning to the i +1 th transfer rate matrix A'W.i+1(ii) a Assigning the value of i +1 to i; judging that i is greater than or equal to NWFWhether the N is true or not, if so, the N is finishedWFA combination of transfer rate matrices, CW.i-1,iAll diagonal elements of the state space model are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements of the corresponding row, and the transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem is obtainedW(ii) a Otherwise, returning to the step S1.3.2;
step S1.3.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (4)wProbability of state corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem
Step S1.3.5: will NWFAssigning a value to i, and qW-1 to qW
Step S1.3.6: obtaining the state of the ith wind turbine generator set by using the formula (5)
In formula (5), f (-) is an integer function;
step S1.3.7: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind power subsystem to beWThe active output of the ith wind turbine generator set in the individual state is
Step S1.3.8: assign i-1 to i, willIs assigned to qW(ii) a If i is less than 1, go to step S1.3.9; otherwise, returning to the step S1.3.6;
step S1.3.9: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (6)WThe active output corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem
Step S1.4: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the wind power subsystem:
step S1.4.1: modeling the state space of the wind power subsystemEach state is arbitrarily divided into KWClass, KWThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification; k is a radical ofWNumbering any one state of the state space model of the clustered simplified wind electronic system, and kW=1,2,...,KWCounting the number of states in each class and assigning toInitialization k is 1,
Step S1.4.2: obtaining kth by the formula (7)WClass center
In the formula (7), sWRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S1.4.3: step S1.4.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KWClass center:
step S1.4.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (8)WActive output corresponding to each stateAnd k isWClass centerIs a distance of
Step S1.4.5: repeating the step S1.4.4 to obtainA state and KWDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which comprisesSubsets of the q-th in a state space model of the wind power subsystemWEach state corresponds to the qthWA subset of
Step S1.4.6: obtaining the total error of classification by using the formula (9)
Step S1.4.7: select the qthWEach state is respectively equal to KWMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thWDividing each state into a class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will beThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S1.4.8: if it isIf true, go to step S1.4.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S1.4.2 for execution;
step S1.4.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplification by using the formula (10)WActive power output corresponding to each stateObtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S1.4.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplification as A'W(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplificationWLine cWElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bW,cW≤KW
Step S1.4.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (11)'W
In the formula (11), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thWAfter clustering, put into the kthWClass, then order the kthWLine qWThe elements of the column are 1, otherwise 0;
step S1.4.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (13)WState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification
The step S2 is performed as follows:
step S2.1: obtaining a transfer rate matrix, active power output and a state probability corresponding to a state space model of the No. o thermal power generating unit:
step S2.1.1: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit as AF.oAnd is andwherein, muF.oIndicates the repair rate, lambda, of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oRepresenting the fault rate of the No. o thermal power generating unit; thereby obtaining NFFN corresponding to state space model of thermal power generating unitFFTransfer rate matrix
Step S2.1.2: and respectively recording active outputs corresponding to 2 states in the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit AS ASF.o.1And ASF.o.2And the active output corresponding to the state space model of the No. o thermal power generating unit is recorded as PF.oAnd is and
step S2.1.3: obtaining state probabilities EP corresponding to two states in state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit by using formula (14)F.o.1And EPF.o.2Thereby obtaining the state probability p corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.o=[EPF.o.1EPF.o.2]:
Step S2.2: will NFFCombining state space models of the thermal power generating units:
step S2.2.1: will NFFCombining the state space models of the thermal power generating units to obtain a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, wherein the total number of states contained in the state space model of the thermal power subsystem isqFNumbering any state in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, andinitializing o to be 1;
step S2.2.2: utilizing an equation (15) to obtain a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oAnd the transfer corresponding to the state space model of the (o + 1) th thermal power generating unitRate matrix AF.o+1Combining to obtain a combined transfer rate matrix CF.o,o+1
In the formula (14), α represents a transfer rate matrix a corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oβ is a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the (o + 1) th thermal power generating unitF.o+1The order of (a);
step S2.2.3: combining the transfer rate matrix CF.o,o+1Assigning to the (o + 1) th transfer rate matrix AF.o+1(ii) a Then assigning the value of o +1 to o; judging o is more than or equal to NFFWhether the N is true or not, if so, the N is finishedFFA combination of transfer rate matrices, a transfer rate matrix CF.o-1,oAll diagonal elements are set as the inverse number of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements in the corresponding row, and a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem is obtainedF(ii) a Otherwise, return to step S2.2.2;
step S2.2.4: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (16)FProbability of state corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem
Step S2.2.5: will NFFAssigning q to o, andF-1 to qF
Step S2.2.6: obtaining the state of the o-th thermal power generating unit by using the formula (17)
In the formula (16), f (-) is an integer function;
step S2.2.7: enabling the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem to beFThe active power output of the o-th thermal power generating unit in the state is
Step S2.2.8: assign o-1 to o, willIs assigned to qF(ii) a If o < 1, go to step S2.2.9; otherwise, return to step S2.2.6;
step S2.2.9: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (18)FThe active output corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem
Step S2.3: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the thermal power subsystem:
step S2.3.1: will be describedOf state-space models of thermal power sub-systemsEach state is arbitrarily divided into KFClass, KWThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification; k is a radical ofWNumbering any state of the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification, and kW=1,2,...,KWCounting the number of states in each class and assigning toThe initialization k is 1 and the initialization k is,
step S2.3.2: obtaining kth by the formula (18)FClass center
In the formula (18), sFRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S2.3.3: step S2.3.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KFClass center
Step S2.3.4: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (19)FActive output corresponding to each stateAnd k isFClass centerIs a distance of
Step S2.3.5: repeating the step S2.3.4 to obtainA state and KFDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which comprisesA subset of q-th elements of a state space model of the thermal power sub-systemFEach state corresponds to the qthFA subset of
Step S2.3.6: the total error of classification is obtained by using the formula (20)
Step S2.3.7: select the qthFEach state is respectively equal to KFMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thFA stateClassifying into the class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will beThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S2.3.8: if it isIf true, go to step S2.3.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S2.3.2 for execution;
step S2.3.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplification by using the formula (21)FActive power output corresponding to each stateObtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S2.3.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplification as A'F(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplificationFLine cFElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bF,cF≤KF
Step S2.3.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the cluster simplification by using a formula (22)'F
In the formula (22), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column, if the q thFAfter clustering, put into the kthFClass, then order the kthFLine qFThe column element is 1, otherwise 0;
step S2.3.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (23)FState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification
The step S3 is performed as follows:
step S3.1: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem:
step S3.1.1: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem to obtain the state space model of the wind power system, wherein the state space model of the wind power system has KW·KFA state, wherein any one state is numbered qGAnd q isG=1,2,...,KW·KF
Step S3.1.2: converting rate matrix A 'corresponding to state space model of wind power subsystem'WA transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystemF' the transfer rate matrix obtained by combining is recorded as CW,FAnd is andwherein,is KWAn order identity matrix; recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to a state space model of the wind-fire system as AGThe transfer rate matrix is denoted AGIs to mix CW,FAll diagonal elements of the corresponding row are obtained by setting the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements as the inverse number of the sum of all elements of the corresponding row;
step S3.1.3: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind-fire system by using the formula (24)GState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system
Step S3.1.4: q is to beG-1 to qG
Step S3.1.5: the state of the thermal power subsystem is obtained by using a formula (25)
In the formula (25), f (·) is an integer function;
step S3.1.6: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGThe active power output of the thermal power subsystem in each state is
Step S3.1.7: the state of the wind power subsystem is obtained by using the formula (26)
Step S3.1.8: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGThe active power of the wind power system in one state is
Step S3.1.9: obtaining the qth of a state space model of the wind fire system by using an equation (29)GThe active power corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system
Step S3.2: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the wind-fire system:
step S3.2.1: k of state space model of wind power subsystemW·KFEach state is arbitrarily divided into KGClass, KGThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the clustered simplified wind-fire system; k is a radical ofGNumbering any one state of the state space model of the clustered simplified wind-fire system, and kG=1,2,...,KG(ii) a Counting the number of states in each class and assigning toThe initialization k is 1 and the initialization k is,
step S3.2.2: obtaining kth by equation (30)GClass center
In the formula (30), sGRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S3.2.3: step S3.2.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KGClass center:
step S3.2.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind fire system by using the formula (31)GActive power output corresponding to each stateAnd k isGClass centerIs a distance of
Step S3.2.5: step S3.2.4 is repeated, thereby obtaining KW·KFA state and KGDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which contains KW·KFSubset of status space model of wind-fire systemGEach state corresponds to the qthGA subset of
Step S3.2.6: the total error of classification is obtained by equation (32)
Step S3.2.7: select the qthGEach state is respectively equal to KGMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thGThe states are classified into the class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will KW·KFThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S3.2.8: if it isIf true, go to step S3.2.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S3.2.2 for execution;
step S3.2.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the wind fire system after the cluster simplification by using the formula (33)GActive power output corresponding to each stateThus obtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system
Step S3.2.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system after cluster simplification as A'G(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind fire system after cluster simplificationGLine cGElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bG,cG≤KG
Step S3.2.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system after the cluster simplification by using the formula (34)'G
In the formula (34), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thGAfter clustering, put into the kthGClass, then order the kthGLine qGThe elements of the column are 1, otherwise 0;
step S3.2.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system by using the formula (35)GState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system
The step S4 is performed as follows:
step S4.1: calculating the reliability index of the wind fire system:
step S4.1.1: the state space model of the load comprises NLSIn one of the states, the state of the mobile terminal,the state number is qLAnd q isL=1,2,...,NLSQ is the number qLThe active power corresponding to each state is recorded asThe active power output corresponding to the state space model of the load is recorded as PLAnd is and
step S4.1.2: let q beLThe state probability corresponding to each state is recorded asThe state probability corresponding to the state space model of the load is recorded as pLAnd is and
step S4.1.3: the reliability calculation of the wind fire system comprises KG·NLSIn each case, the number of the case is qSAnd q isL=1,2,...,NLS(ii) a Recording the load loss probability of the wind fire system as LOLP; the expected shortage of the wind and fire system is recorded as ENDS; the q thSThe system state corresponding to the situation is recorded as If(qS) (ii) a The q thSThe load reduction corresponding to the situation is recorded as LC(qS) (ii) a The q thSThe probability corresponding to each case is denoted as p (q)S) (ii) a Initializing qG=1,qL=1,qS=1,LOLP=0, ENDS=0;
Step S4.1.4: if it isThen order If(qS) Is 1, willIs assigned to LC(qS) (ii) a Otherwise order If(qS) Is 0, let LC(qS) Is 0;
step S4.1.5: to EPG.qG·EPL.qLIs given to p (q)S) (ii) a LOLP + If(qS)·p(qS) Assigning an LOLP; will ENDS + If(qS)·p(qS)·LC(qS) Assigning to ENDS; q is to beL+1 to qL(ii) a Q is to beS+1 to qS
Step S4.1.6: if q isL>NLSThen q isG+1 to qGLet q stand forLIs 1; otherwise, qGAnd q isLKeeping the same;
step S4.1.7: if q isS>KG·NLSIf yes, executing step S4.2; otherwise, return to step S4.1.4;
step S4.2: calculating the sensitivity of the reliability index of the wind fire system to the fault rate of the wind turbine generator:
step S4.2.1: recording the failure rate of the wind turbine generator as z, and obtaining the sensitivity of the load loss probability of the wind fire system to the failure rate of the wind turbine generator by using a formula (36)
Step S4.2.2: sensitivity of wind turbine generator failure rate to power shortage expectation of wind-fire system obtained by equation (37)
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. the invention provides a method for combining the active power output corresponding to each state in the state space during the combination of the state spaces, and solves the problem of calculating the active power output of the state spaces.
2. By adopting a clustering algorithm, the state space is simplified, and the problem that the number of states of the wind-fire system is too large and difficult to calculate is solved under the condition of ensuring certain accuracy; the clustering algorithm can obtain a state combination corresponding relation matrix, so that the transfer rate matrix corresponding to the simplified state space can be conveniently obtained from the transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space before simplification, and the complicated and complicated equivalent calculation of one-by-one manual searching and accumulation calculation is avoided.
3. According to the method, the state space model of the wind-fire system is obtained through state space combination and clustering simplification, the complex conditions of random transfer and multi-state operation of the system state along with element faults or repair can be described more comprehensively, certain accuracy is guaranteed, reliability index and sensitivity calculation are carried out on the basis, the problem of accuracy of reliability and sensitivity analysis is solved, and therefore a more accurate reference basis is provided for safe operation of a power system, and a basis is provided for reasonably selecting the model of a wind turbine generator and reasonably arranging, repairing and repairing.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a wind fire system of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the state combination of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a simplified flow chart of clustering in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 5 shows N according to the present inventionWFA state space combination diagram of the typhoon generator set;
FIG. 6 is a simplified state space diagram of clustering for a wind power subsystem according to the present invention.
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The technical scheme of the invention is specifically explained below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The invention relates to a wind-fire system reliability sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and cluster simplification, wherein the wind-fire system comprises the following steps: a wind power subsystem and a fire power subsystem; the wind power subsystem comprises NWFThe serial numbers of any wind turbine generator set are marked as i, i is 1, … and NWF(ii) a The thermal power subsystem comprises NFFAnd marking the number of any thermal power generating unit as o, o as 1, …, NFF(ii) a The structure diagram of the wind fire system is shown in figure 1;
the flow chart of the invention, as shown in FIG. 2; a state combination flow chart, as shown in FIG. 3; a clustering simplified flow chart, as shown in fig. 4; the method for analyzing the reliability and sensitivity of the wind fire system based on state space combination and cluster simplification is carried out according to the following steps:
step S1.1: obtaining a transfer rate matrix, active power output and state probability corresponding to a state space model of the ith wind generation set:
step S1.1.1: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering random faults as AW.i.faultAnd is andwherein, muW.iIndicates the repair rate, lambda, of the ith wind turbine generator systemW.iRepresenting the fault rate of the ith wind turbine generator set;
step S1.1.2: the total number of states contained in the state space model of the ith wind generating set considering the change of the wind speed is NvsWherein any one state number is qvs,qvs=1,2,...,Nvs
Step S1.1.3: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the change of the wind speed as AW.i.vsAnd is and is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind generating set in consideration of the change of the wind speedvsLine cvsColumn element, 1. ltoreq. bvs,cvs≤Nvs
Step S1.1.4: recording active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the change of the wind speed as PW.i.vsAnd is andwherein,q-th state space model of ith wind turbine generator set considering wind speed changevsActive power output corresponding to each state;
step S1.1.5: combining the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random fault and the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the wind speed change to obtain the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random fault and the wind speed change, and marking as the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set, wherein the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is 2. N in totalvsA state, wherein any one state is numbered qW.i,qW.i=1,2,...,2·Nvs
Step S1.1.6: recording a transfer rate matrix obtained by combining a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random faults and a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the wind speed changes as CW.iAnd is andwherein, I2×2Is a second order unit matrix; recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator system as AW.iMixing C withW.iAll diagonal elements of (A) are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements of the corresponding row, and A is obtainedW.i
Step S1.1.7: obtaining the qth state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set by using the formula (1)W.iProbability of state corresponding to each stateThereby the state probability corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is recorded as
Step S1.1.8: recording the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator as PW.iAnd is and
step S1.2: equivalent simplification of the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set:
step S1.2.1: equivalently simplifying the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set to obtain an equivalently simplified state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set, wherein the equivalently simplified state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is N in totalWS=Nvs+1 states, wherein any state is numbered q'W.i,q′W.i=1,2,...,NWS
Step S1.2.2: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalence simplification as A'W.iAnd is and is the b-th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalent simplificationWSLine cWSElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bWS,cWS≤NWS
Step S1.2.3: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalent simplification by using the formula (2)'W.iThereby obtaining NWFN corresponding to state space model of typhoon generator setWFTransfer rate matrix
In the formula (2), the reaction mixture is,representing the corresponding relation matrix before and after equivalence, and the corresponding relation matrixIs to 2. NvsOrder unit matrixAccumulating the even lines to the last line, and then deleting other even lines except the last line to obtain the final product;
step S1.2.4: recording the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalence simplification as the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator setWherein,
step S1.3: n is a radical ofWFCombining state space models of the typhoon generator set:
NWFthe state space combination diagram of the typhoon generator set is shown in figure 5;
step S1.3.1: n is a radical ofWFCombining the state space models of the typhoon generator set to obtain a state space model of the wind power subsystem, wherein the total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem isqwNumbering any state in the state space model of the wind power subsystem, andinitializing i to 1;
step S1.3.2: a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set by formula (3)'W.iA transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the (i + 1) th wind turbine generator set'W.i+1Combining to obtain a combined transfer rate matrix CW.i,i+1
In expression (3), α represents a transition rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator'W.iThe order of (a); i isα×αα -order unit matrix, β is a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the (i + 1) th wind turbine generator set'W.i+1The order of (a);
step S1.3.3: combining the transfer rate matrix CW.i,i+1Assigning to the i +1 th transfer rate matrix A'W.i+1(ii) a Assigning the value of i +1 to i; judging that i is greater than or equal to NWFWhether the N is true or not, if so, the N is finishedWFA combination of transfer rate matrices, CW.i-1,iAll diagonal elements of the state space model are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements of the corresponding row, and the transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem is obtainedW(ii) a Otherwise, returning to the step S1.3.2;
step S1.3.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (4)wProbability of state corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem
Step S1.3.5: will NWFAssigning a value to i, and qW-1 to qW
Step S1.3.6: obtaining the state of the ith wind turbine generator set by using the formula (5)
In formula (5), f (-) is an integer function;
step S1.3.7: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind power subsystem to beWStation i under the stateThe active output of the wind turbine is
Step S1.3.8: assign i-1 to i, willIs assigned to qW(ii) a If i is less than 1, go to step S1.3.9; otherwise, returning to the step S1.3.6;
step S1.3.9: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (6)WThe active output corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem
Step S1.4: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the wind power subsystem:
a clustering simplified state space diagram of the wind power subsystem is shown in FIG. 6;
step S1.4.1: modeling the state space of the wind power subsystemEach state is arbitrarily divided into KWClass, KWThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification; k is a radical ofWNumbering any one state of the state space model of the clustered simplified wind electronic system, and kW=1,2,...,KWCounting the number of states in each class and assigning toInitialization k is 1,
Step S1.4.2: obtaining kth by the formula (7)WClass center
In the formula (7), sWRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S1.4.3: step S1.4.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KWClass center:
step S1.4.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (8)WActive output corresponding to each stateAnd k isWClass centerIs a distance of
Step S1.4.5: repeating the step S1.4.4 to obtainA state and KWDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which comprisesSubsets of the q-th in a state space model of the wind power subsystemWEach state corresponds to the qthWA subset of
Step S1.4.6: obtaining the total error of classification by using the formula (9)
Step S1.4.7: select the qthWEach state is respectively equal to KWMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thWDividing each state into a class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will beThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S1.4.8: if it isIf true, go to step S1.4.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S1.4.2 for execution;
step S1.4.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplification by using the formula (10)WActive power output corresponding to each stateObtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S1.4.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplification as A'W(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplificationWLine cWElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bW,cW≤KW
Step S1.4.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (11)'W
In the formula (11), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thWAfter clustering, put into the kthWClass, then order the kthWLine qWThe elements of the column are 1, otherwise 0;
step S1.4.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (13)WState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S2.1: obtaining a transfer rate matrix, active power output and a state probability corresponding to a state space model of the No. o thermal power generating unit:
step S2.1.1: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit as AF.oAnd is andwherein, muF.oIndicates the repair rate, lambda, of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oRepresenting the fault rate of the No. o thermal power generating unit; thereby obtaining NFFN corresponding to state space model of thermal power generating unitFFTransfer rate matrix
Step S2.1.2: and respectively recording active outputs corresponding to 2 states in the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit AS ASF.o.1And ASF.o.2And the active output corresponding to the state space model of the No. o thermal power generating unit is recorded as PF.oAnd is and
step S2.1.3: obtaining state probabilities EP corresponding to two states in state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit by using formula (14)F.o.1And EPF.o.2Thereby obtaining the state probability p corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.o=[EPF.o.1EPF.o.2]:
Step S2.2: will NFFCombining state space models of the thermal power generating units:
step S2.2.1: will NFFCombining the state space models of the thermal power generating units to obtain a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, wherein the total number of states contained in the state space model of the thermal power subsystem isqFNumbering any state in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, andinitializing o to be 1;
step S2.2.2: utilizing an equation (15) to obtain a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oA transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the (o + 1) th thermal power generating unitF.o+1Combining to obtain a combined transfer rate matrix CF.o,o+1
In the formula (14), α represents a transfer rate matrix a corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oβ is a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the (o + 1) th thermal power generating unitF.o+1The order of (a);
step S2.2.3: combining the transfer rate matrix CF.o,o+1Assigning to the (o + 1) th transfer rate matrix AF.o+1(ii) a Then assigning the value of o +1 to o; judging o is more than or equal to NFFWhether the N is true or not, if so, the N is finishedFFA combination of transfer rate matrices, a transfer rate matrix CF.o-1,oAll diagonal elements are set as the inverse number of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements in the corresponding row, and a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem is obtainedF(ii) a Otherwise, return to step S2.2.2;
step S2.2.4: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (16)FProbability of state corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem
Step S2.2.5: will NFFAssigning q to o, andF-1 to qF
Step S2.2.6: obtaining the state of the o-th thermal power generating unit by using the formula (17)
In the formula (16), f (-) is an integer function;
step S2.2.7: enabling the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem to beFThe active power output of the o-th thermal power generating unit in the state is
Step S2.2.8: assign o-1 to o, willIs assigned to qF(ii) a If o < 1, go to step S2.2.9; otherwise, return to step S2.2.6;
step S2.2.9: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (18)FThe active output corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem
Step S2.3: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the thermal power subsystem:
step S2.3.1: modeling a state space of the thermal power subsystemEach state is arbitrarily divided into KFClass, KWThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification; k is a radical ofWNumbering any state of the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification, and kW=1,2,...,KWCounting the number of states in each class and assigning toThe initialization k is 1 and the initialization k is,
step S2.3.2: obtaining kth by the formula (18)FClass center
In the formula (18), sFRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S2.3.3: step S2.3.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KFClass center
Step S2.3.4: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (19)FActive output corresponding to each stateAnd k isFClass centerIs a distance of
Step S2.3.5: repeating the step S2.3.4 to obtainA state and KFDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which comprisesA subset of q-th elements of a state space model of the thermal power sub-systemFEach state corresponds to the qthFA subset of
Step S2.3.6: the total error of classification is obtained by using the formula (20)
Step S2.3.7: select the qthFEach state is respectively equal to KFMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thFThe states are classified into the class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will beThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S2.3.8: if it isIf true, go to step S2.3.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S2.3.2 for execution;
step S2.3.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplification by using the formula (21)FActive power output corresponding to each stateObtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S2.3.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after clustering simplification as AF'; and is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplificationFLine cFElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bF,cF≤KF
Step S2.3.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the cluster simplification by using a formula (22)'F
In the formula (22), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column, if the q thFAfter clustering, put into the kthFClass, then order the kthFLine qFThe column element is 1, otherwise 0;
step S2.3.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (23)FState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S3.1: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem:
step S3.1.1: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem to obtain the state space model of the wind power system, wherein the state space models of the wind power system and the thermal power system are combinedWith KW·KFA state, wherein any one state is numbered qGAnd q isG=1,2,...,KW·KF
Step S3.1.2: converting rate matrix A 'corresponding to state space model of wind power subsystem'WAnd a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to a state space model of the thermal power subsystem'FThe transfer rate matrix obtained by combination is marked as CW,FAnd is andwherein,is KWAn order identity matrix; recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to a state space model of the wind-fire system as AGThe transfer rate matrix is denoted AGIs to mix CW,FAll diagonal elements of the corresponding row are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements;
step S3.1.3: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind-fire system by using the formula (24)GState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system
Step S3.1.4: q is to beG-1 to qG
Step S3.1.5: the state of the thermal power subsystem is obtained by using a formula (25)
In the formula (25), f (·) is an integer function;
step S3.1.6: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGThe active power output of the thermal power subsystem in each state is
Step S3.1.7: the state of the wind power subsystem is obtained by using the formula (26)
Step S3.1.8: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGThe active power of the wind power system in one state is
Step S3.1.9: obtaining the qth of a state space model of the wind fire system by using an equation (29)GThe active power corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system
Step S3.2: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the wind-fire system:
step S3.2.1: k of state space model of wind power subsystemW·KFEach state is arbitrarily divided into KGClass, KGThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the clustered simplified wind-fire system; k is a radical ofGNumbering any one state of the state space model of the clustered simplified wind-fire system, and kG=1,2,...,KG(ii) a Counting the number of states in each class and assigning toThe initialization k is 1 and the initialization k is,
step S3.2.2: obtaining kth by equation (30)GClass center
In the formula (30), sGRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S3.2.3: step S3.2.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KGClass center:
step S3.2.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind fire system by using the formula (31)GActive power output corresponding to each stateAnd k isGClass centerIs a distance of
Step S3.2.5: step S3.2.4 is repeated, thereby obtaining KW·KFA state and KGDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which contains KW·KFSubset of status space model of wind-fire systemGEach state corresponds to the qthGA subset of
Step S3.2.6: the total error of classification is obtained by equation (32)
Step S3.2.7: select the qthGEach state is respectively equal to KGMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thGThe states are classified into the class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will KW·KFThe state is drawn into the corresponding minimum valueCorresponding classes are counted, and the number of states in each class is assigned to
Step S3.2.8: if it isIf true, go to step S3.2.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S3.2.2 for execution;
step S3.2.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the wind fire system after the cluster simplification by using the formula (33)GActive power output corresponding to each stateThus obtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system
Step S3.2.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system after cluster simplification as A'G(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind fire system after cluster simplificationGLine cGElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bG,cG≤KG
Step S3.2.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system after the cluster simplification by using the formula (34)'G
In the formula (34), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thGAfter clustering, put into the kthGClass, then order the kthGLine qGThe elements of the column are 1, otherwise 0;
step S3.2.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system by using the formula (35)GState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system
5. The wind-fire system reliability sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and cluster simplification according to claim 1, characterized in that: the step S4 is performed as follows:
step S4.1: calculating the reliability index of the wind fire system:
step S4.1.1: the state space model of the load comprises NLSA state with state number qLAnd q isL=1,2,...,NLSQ is the number qLThe active power corresponding to each state is recorded asThe active power output corresponding to the state space model of the load is recorded as PLAnd is and
step S4.1.2: let q beLThe state probability corresponding to each state is recorded asThe state probability corresponding to the state space model of the load is recorded as pLAnd is and
step S4.1.3: the reliability calculation of the wind fire system comprises KG·NLSIn each case, the number of the case is qSAnd q isL=1,2,...,NLS(ii) a Recording the load loss probability of the wind fire system as LOLP; the expected shortage of the wind and fire system is recorded as ENDS; the q thSThe system state corresponding to the situation is recorded as If(qS) (ii) a The q thSThe load reduction corresponding to the situation is recorded as LC(qS) (ii) a The q thSThe probability corresponding to each case is denoted as p (q)S) (ii) a Initializing qG=1,qL=1,qS=1,LOLP=0, ENDS=0;
Step S4.1.4: if it isThen order If(qS) Is 1, willIs assigned to LC(qS) (ii) a Otherwise order If(qS) Is 0, let LC(qS) Is 0;
step S4.1.5: will be provided withIs given to p (q)S) (ii) a LOLP + If(qS)·p(qS) Assigning an LOLP; will ENDS + If(qS)·p(qS)·LC(qS) Assigning to ENDS; q is to beL+1 to qL(ii) a Q is to beS+1 to qS
Step S4.1.6: if q isL>NLSThen q isG+1 to qGLet q stand forLIs 1; otherwise, qGAnd q isLKeeping the same;
step S4.1.7: if q isS>KG·NLSIf yes, executing step S4.2; otherwise, return to step S4.1.4;
step S4.2: calculating the sensitivity of the reliability index of the wind fire system to the fault rate of the wind turbine generator:
step S4.2.1: recording the failure rate of the wind turbine generator as z, and obtaining the sensitivity of the load loss probability of the wind fire system to the failure rate of the wind turbine generator by using a formula (36)
Step S4.2.2: sensitivity of wind turbine generator failure rate to power shortage expectation of wind-fire system obtained by equation (37)

Claims (5)

1. A reliability sensitivity analysis method of a wind fire system based on state space combination and cluster simplification is disclosed, wherein the wind fire system comprises: a wind power subsystem and a fire power subsystem; the wind power subsystem comprises NWFThe serial numbers of any wind turbine generator set are marked as i, i is 1, … and NWF(ii) a The thermal power subsystem comprises NFFAnd marking the number of any thermal power generating unit as o, o as 1, …, NFF(ii) a The reliability and sensitivity analysis method is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
step S1: establishing NWFCombining the state space models of the typhoon generator sets to obtain a state space model of the wind power subsystem, and clustering and simplifying the state space model;
step S2: establishing NFFCombining the state space models of the thermal power generating units to obtain a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, and performing clustering simplification;
step S3: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem to obtain a state space model of the wind power system and performing clustering simplification;
step S4: and calculating the reliability index of the wind-fire system and the sensitivity of the reliability index of the wind-fire system to the fault rate of the wind turbine generator.
2. The reliability sensitivity analysis method according to claim 1, wherein the step S1 is performed as follows:
step S1.1: obtaining a transfer rate matrix, active power output and state probability corresponding to a state space model of the ith wind generation set:
step S1.1.1: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering random faults as AW.i.faultAnd is andwherein, muW.iIndicates the repair rate, lambda, of the ith wind turbine generator systemW.iRepresenting the fault rate of the ith wind turbine generator set;
step S1.1.2: the total number of states contained in the state space model of the ith wind generating set considering the change of the wind speed is NvsWherein any one state number is qvs,qvs=1,2,...,Nvs
Step S1.1.3: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the change of the wind speed as AW.i.vsAnd is and is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind generating set in consideration of the change of the wind speedvsLine cvsColumn element, 1. ltoreq. bvs,cvs≤Nvs
Step S1.1.4: recording active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the change of the wind speed as PW.i.vsAnd is andwherein,q-th state space model of ith wind turbine generator set considering wind speed changevsActive power output corresponding to each state;
step S1.1.5: combining the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random fault and the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the wind speed change to obtain the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random fault and the wind speed change, and marking the state space model as the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set, wherein the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is 2 & N in totalvsA state, wherein any one state is numbered qW.i,qW.i=1,2,...,2·Nvs
Step S1.1.6: recording a transfer rate matrix obtained by combining a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the random faults and a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set considering the wind speed changes as CW.iAnd is andwherein, I2×2Is a second order identity matrix; recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator system as AW.iMixing C withW.iIs set as the corresponding row dividing pairThe sum of all elements except the angle line element is the opposite number to obtain AW.i
Step S1.1.7: obtaining the qth state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set by using the formula (1)W.iState probability corresponding to each stateThereby the state probability corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is recorded as
Step S1.1.8: recording the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator as PW.iAnd is and
step S1.2: equivalent simplification of the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set:
step S1.2.1: equivalently simplifying the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set to obtain an equivalently simplified state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set, wherein the equivalently simplified state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set is N in totalWS=Nvs+1 states, wherein any state is numbered q'W.i,q′W.i=1,2,...,NWS
Step S1.2.2: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalence simplification as A'W.iAnd is and is an equivalence simplificationThe b th in the transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator setWSLine cWSElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bWS,cWS≤NWS
Step S1.2.3: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalent simplification by using the formula (2)'W.iThereby obtaining NWFN corresponding to state space model of typhoon generator setWFTransfer rate matrix
In the formula (2), the reaction mixture is,representing the corresponding relation matrix before and after equivalence, and the corresponding relation matrixIs to 2. NvsOrder unit matrixAccumulating the even lines to the last line, and then deleting other even lines except the last line to obtain the final product;
step S1.2.4: recording the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set after equivalence simplification as the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator setWherein,
step S1.3: n is a radical ofWFCombining state space models of the typhoon generator set:
step S1.3.1:NWFCombining the state space models of the typhoon generator set to obtain a state space model of the wind power subsystem, wherein the total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem isqwNumbering any state in a state space model of the wind power subsystem, andinitializing i to 1;
step S1.3.2: a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator set by formula (3)'W.iA transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the (i + 1) th wind turbine generator set'W.i+1Combining to obtain a combined transfer rate matrix CW.i,i+1
In expression (3), α represents a transition rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the ith wind turbine generator'W.iThe order of (a); i isα×αα -order unit matrix, β is a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the (i + 1) th wind turbine generator set'W.i+1The order of (a);
step S1.3.3: combining the transfer rate matrix CW.i,i+1Assigning to the i +1 th transfer rate matrix A'W.i+1(ii) a Assigning the value of i +1 to i; judging that i is greater than or equal to NWFWhether the N is true or not, if so, the N is finishedWFA combination of transfer rate matrices, CW.i-1,iAll diagonal elements of the state space model are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements of the corresponding row, and the transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem is obtainedW(ii) a Otherwise, returning to the step S1.3.2;
step S1.3.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (4)wA state pairProbability of corresponding stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem
Step S1.3.5: will NWFAssigning a value to i, and qW-1 to qW
Step S1.3.6: obtaining the state of the ith wind turbine generator set by using the formula (5)
In formula (5), f (-) is an integer function;
step S1.3.7: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind power subsystem to beWThe active power of the ith wind turbine generator set in each state is
Step S1.3.8: assign i-1 to i, willIs assigned to qW(ii) a If i is less than 1, go to step S1.3.9; otherwise, returning to the step S1.3.6;
step S1.3.9: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (6)WThe active power corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem
Step S1.4: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the wind power subsystem:
step S1.4.1: modeling the state space of the wind power subsystemEach state is arbitrarily divided into KWClass, KWThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification; k is a radical ofWNumbering any state of the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification, and kW=1,2,...,KWCounting the number of states in each class and assigning toInitialization k is 1,
Step S1.4.2: obtaining kth by the formula (7)WClass center
In the formula (7), sWRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S1.4.3: step S1.4.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KWClass center:
step S1.4.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem by using the formula (8)WActive power output corresponding to each stateAnd k isWClass centerIs a distance of
Step S1.4.5: repeating the step S1.4.4 to obtainA state and KWDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which comprisesSubsets of the q-th in a state space model of the wind power subsystemWEach state corresponds to the qthWA subset of
Step S1.4.6: obtaining the total error of classification by using the formula (9)
Step S1.4.7: select the qthWEach state is respectively equal to KWMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thWDividing each state into a class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will beThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S1.4.8: if it isIf true, go to step S1.4.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S1.4.2 for execution;
step S1.4.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplification by using the formula (10)WActive power output corresponding to each stateObtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S1.4.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplification as A'W(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after cluster simplificationWLine cWElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bW,cW≤KW
Step S1.4.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (11)'W
In the formula (11), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thWAfter clustering, put into the kthWClass, then order the kthWLine qWThe elements of the column are 1, otherwise 0;
step S1.4.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (13)WState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification
3. The wind-fire system reliability sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and cluster simplification according to claim 1, characterized in that: the step S2 is performed as follows:
step S2.1: obtaining a transfer rate matrix, active power output and state probability corresponding to a state space model of the No. o thermal power generating unit:
step S2.1.1: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit as AF.oAnd is andwherein, muF.oIndicates the repair rate, lambda, of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oRepresenting the fault rate of the No. o thermal power generating unit; thereby obtaining NFFN corresponding to state space model of thermal power generating unitFFTransfer rate matrix
Step S2.1.2: and respectively recording active outputs corresponding to 2 states in the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit AS ASF.o.1And ASF.o.2And the active output corresponding to the state space model of the No. o thermal power generating unit is recorded as PF.oAnd is and
step S2.1.3: obtaining state probabilities EP corresponding to two states in state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unit by using formula (14)F.o.1And EPF.o.2To obtain the o-th thermal power generatorState probabilities p corresponding to the state space models of the groupF.o=[EPF.o.1EPF.o.2]:
Step S2.2: will NFFCombining state space models of the thermal power generating units:
step S2.2.1: will NFFCombining state space models of the thermal power generating unit to obtain a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, wherein the total number of states contained in the state space model of the thermal power subsystem isqFNumbering any state in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem, andinitializing o to be 1;
step S2.2.2: utilizing an equation (15) to obtain a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oA transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the (o + 1) th thermal power generating unitF.o+1Combining to obtain a combined transfer rate matrix CF.o,o+1
In the formula (14), α represents a transfer rate matrix a corresponding to the state space model of the o-th thermal power generating unitF.oβ is a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the (o + 1) th thermal power generating unitF.o+1The order of (a);
step S2.2.3: combining the transfer rate matrix CF.o,o+1Assigning to the (o + 1) th transfer rate matrix AF.o+1(ii) a Then assigning the value of o +1 to o; judging o is more than or equal to NFFWhether the N is true or not, if so, the N is finishedFFTransfer rate matrixA transfer rate matrix CF.o-1,oAll diagonal elements are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements in the corresponding row, and a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem is obtainedF(ii) a Otherwise, return to step S2.2.2;
step S2.2.4: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (16)FState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem
Step S2.2.5: will NFFAssigning q to o, andF-1 to qF
Step S2.2.6: obtaining the state of the o-th thermal power generating unit by using the formula (17)
In the formula (16), f (-) is an integer function;
step S2.2.7: enabling the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem to beFThe active power output of the o-th thermal power generating unit in the state is
Step S2.2.8: assign o-1 to o, willIs assigned to qF(ii) a If o < 1, go to step S2.2.9; otherwise, return to step S2.2.6;
step S2.2.9: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (18)FThe active power corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem
Step S2.3: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the thermal power subsystem:
step S2.3.1: modeling a state space of the thermal power subsystemEach state is arbitrarily divided into KFClass, KWThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification; k is a radical ofWNumbering any state of the state space model of the wind power subsystem after the clustering simplification, and kW=1,2,...,KWCounting the number of states in each class and assigning toThe initialization k is 1 and the initialization k is,
step S2.3.2: obtaining kth by the formula (18)FClass center
In the formula (18), sFRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S2.3.3: step S2.3.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KFClass center
Step S2.3.4: obtaining the qth in a state space model of the thermal power subsystem by using the formula (19)FActive power output corresponding to each stateAnd k isFClass centerIs a distance of
Step S2.3.5: repeating the step S2.3.4 to obtainA state and KFDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which comprisesA subset of q-th elements of a state space model of the thermal power sub-systemFEach state corresponds to the qthFA subset of
Step S2.3.6: the total error of classification is obtained by using the formula (20)
Step S2.3.7: select the qthFEach state is respectively equal to KFMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thFDividing each state into a class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will beThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S2.3.8: if it isIf true, go to step S2.3.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S2.3.2 for execution;
step S2.3.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplification by using the formula (21)FActive power output corresponding to each stateObtaining the active output corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification
Step S2.3.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after clustering simplification as AF'; and is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after cluster simplificationFLine cFElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bF,cF≤KF
Step S2.3.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (22)F′:
In the formula (22), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thFAfter clustering, put into the kthFClass, then order the kthFLine qFThe column element is 1, otherwise0;
Step S2.3.12: obtaining the kth in the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification by using the formula (23)FState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystem after the clustering simplification
4. The wind-fire system reliability sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and cluster simplification according to claim 1, characterized in that: the step S3 is performed as follows:
step S3.1: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem:
step S3.1.1: combining the state space model of the wind power subsystem and the state space model of the thermal power subsystem to obtain the state space model of the wind power system, wherein the state space model of the wind power system has KW·KFA state, wherein any one state is numbered qGAnd q isG=1,2,...,KW·KF
Step S3.1.2: converting rate matrix A 'corresponding to state space model of wind power subsystem'WA transfer rate matrix A corresponding to the state space model of the thermal power subsystemF' the transfer rate matrix obtained by combining is recorded as CW,FAnd is andwherein,is KWAn order identity matrix; recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to a state space model of the wind-fire system as AGThe transfer rate matrix is denoted AGIs to mix CW,FAll diagonal elements of the corresponding row are set as the opposite numbers of the sum of all elements except the diagonal elements;
step S3.1.3: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind-fire system by using the formula (24)GState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the state probability corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system
Step S3.1.4: q is to beG-1 to qG
Step S3.1.5: the state of the thermal power subsystem is obtained by using a formula (25)
In the formula (25), f (·) is an integer function;
step S3.1.6: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGThe active power output of the thermal power subsystem in each state is
Step S3.1.7: the state of the wind power subsystem is obtained by using the formula (26)
Step S3.1.8: enabling the qth in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGThe active power of the wind power system in one state is
Step S3.1.9: obtaining the qth of a state space model of the wind fire system by using an equation (29)GThe active power corresponding to each state isThereby obtaining the active power output corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system
Step S3.2: and (3) simplifying clustering of a state space model of the wind-fire system:
step S3.2.1: k of state space model of wind power subsystemW·KFEach state is arbitrarily divided into KGClass, KGThe total number of states contained in the state space model of the clustered simplified wind-fire system; k is a radical ofGNumbering any one state of the state space model of the clustered simplified wind-fire system, and kG=1,2,...,KG(ii) a Counting the number of states in each class and assigning toThe initialization k is 1 and the initialization k is,
step S3.2.2: obtaining kth by equation (30)GClass center
In the formula (30), sGRepresents any one state in each class, and
step S3.2.3: step S3.2.2 is repeated, thereby obtaining KGClass center:
step S3.2.4: obtaining the qth in the state space model of the wind fire system by using the formula (31)GActive power output corresponding to each stateAnd k isGClass centerIs a distance of
Step S3.2.5: step S3.2.4 is repeated, thereby obtaining KW·KFA state and KGDistance of class centerAnd a distanceIn which contains KW·KFSubset of q-th in a state space model of the wind-fire systemGEach state corresponds to the qthGA subset of
Step S3.2.6: the total error of classification is obtained by equation (32)
Step S3.2.7: select the qthGEach state is respectively equal to KGMinimum of distance of class center, and q-thGDividing each state into a class corresponding to the minimum value; thereby will KW·KFThe states are classified into the classes corresponding to the corresponding minimum values, and the number of the states in each class is counted and assigned to the classes
Step S3.2.8: if it isIf true, go to step S3.2.9; otherwise, assigning k +1 to k, and returning to the step S3.2.2 for execution;
step S3.2.9: obtaining the kth state space model of the wind fire system after the cluster simplification by using the formula (33)GActive power output corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the clusterActive power output corresponding to state space model of simplified wind-fire system
Step S3.2.10: recording a transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind-fire system after cluster simplification as A'G(ii) a And is Is the b th transfer rate matrix corresponding to the state space model of the wind fire system after cluster simplificationGLine cGElement of column, 1. ltoreq. bG,cG≤KG
Step S3.2.11: obtaining a transfer rate matrix A 'corresponding to the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system by using the formula (34)'G
In the formula (34), the reaction mixture is,representing a corresponding relation matrix before and after cluster simplification; correspondence matrixIs obtained by judging row by row and column by column if the q thGAfter clustering, put into the kthGClass, then order the kthGLine qGThe elements of the column are 1, otherwise 0;
step S3.2.12: obtaining the clustered and simplified wind using equation (35)Kth in state space model of fire systemGState probability corresponding to each stateThereby obtaining the steady-state probability corresponding to the state space model of the clustered and simplified wind-fire system
5. The wind-fire system reliability sensitivity analysis method based on state space combination and cluster simplification according to claim 1, characterized in that: the step S4 is performed as follows:
step S4.1: calculating the reliability index of the wind fire system:
step S4.1.1: the state space model of the load comprises NLSA state with state number qLAnd q isL=1,2,...,NLSQ is the number qLThe active power corresponding to each state is recorded asThe active power output corresponding to the state space model of the load is recorded as PLAnd is and
step S4.1.2: let q beLThe state probability corresponding to each state is recorded asThe state probability corresponding to the state space model of the load is recorded as pLAnd is and
step S4.1.3: the reliability calculation of the wind fire system comprises KG·NLSIn each case, the number of the case is qSAnd q isL=1,2,...,NLS(ii) a Recording the load loss probability of the wind fire system as LOLP; the expected shortage of the wind and fire system is recorded as ENDS; the q thSThe system state corresponding to the situation is recorded as If(qS) (ii) a The q thSThe load reduction corresponding to the situation is recorded as LC(qS) (ii) a The q thSThe probability corresponding to each case is denoted as p (q)S) (ii) a Initializing qG=1,qL=1,qS=1,LOLP=0,ENDS=0;
Step S4.1.4: if it isThen order If(qS) Is 1, willIs assigned to LC(qS) (ii) a Otherwise order If(qS) Is 0, let LC(qS) Is 0;
step S4.1.5: will be provided withIs given to p (q)S) (ii) a LOLP + If(qS)·p(qS) Assigning an LOLP; will ENDS + If(qS)·p(qS)·LC(qS) Assigning to ENDS; q is to beL+1 to qL(ii) a Q is to beS+1 to qS
Step S4.1.6: if q isL>NLSThen q isG+1 to qGLet q stand forLIs 1; otherwise, qGAnd q isLKeeping the same;
step S4.1.7: if q isS>KG·NLSIf yes, executing step S4.2; otherwise, return to step S4.1.4;
step S4.2: calculating the sensitivity of the reliability index of the wind fire system to the fault rate of the wind turbine generator:
step S4.2.1: recording the failure rate of the wind turbine generator as z, and obtaining the sensitivity of the load loss probability of the wind fire system to the failure rate of the wind turbine generator by using a formula (36)
Step S4.2.2: sensitivity of wind turbine generator failure rate to power shortage expectation of wind-fire system obtained by equation (37)
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