CN111106603A - Method and system for identifying limit interval of thermal stability power of power transmission section - Google Patents

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CN111106603A
CN111106603A CN201911366425.3A CN201911366425A CN111106603A CN 111106603 A CN111106603 A CN 111106603A CN 201911366425 A CN201911366425 A CN 201911366425A CN 111106603 A CN111106603 A CN 111106603A
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The invention discloses a method and a system for identifying a limit interval of thermal stability power of a power transmission section. Solving an optimization model with the minimum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target, and solving a lower limit of a thermal stability power limit interval based on all optimization results; constructing a sub-optimization model taking minimum active power difference injected by a node before/after a fault as a target, constructing a main optimization model taking maximum ground state transmission section power as the target and considering the Benders cut constraint, and iteratively solving the main and sub-optimization models to determine the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval; the traditional thermal stability power limit calculation problem is converted into a nonlinear optimization problem based on Benders decomposition, the identified limit interval is more accurate, and the method has guiding significance for dispatching personnel to fully master the safety and stability boundary of the power grid, guarantee the safety and stability operation of the power grid and fully utilize the power transmission capability of the power transmission section.

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Method and system for identifying limit interval of thermal stability power of power transmission section
Technical Field
The invention relates to a method and a system for identifying a limit interval of thermal stability power of a power transmission section, and belongs to the technical field of power system automation.
Background
The power transmission section is used as a power transmission channel and an electrical communication corridor, and when the transmission power is too large, potential safety and stability hazards exist. The power of a transmission section is a key index for dispatching operators to monitor the safe operation level of a power grid, and the thermal stability constraint is a main factor for limiting the transmission power of the transmission section. For the transmission capacity of the transmission section, when the section reaches the thermal stability power limit, the corresponding power flow adjustment modes are different, the corresponding maximum transmission capacities are inconsistent, and the thermal stability power limit of the section is an interval formed by the maximum value and the minimum value. The existing method for identifying the thermal stability power limit interval of the section (such as the patent 201910264792.6) has poor identification accuracy.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a method and a system for identifying a thermal stability power limit interval of a power transmission section, which solve the problem of poor identification accuracy of the existing method.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a method for identifying a limit interval of a thermal stability power of a power transmission section comprises the following steps,
acquiring a section-related thermal stability mode;
screening out a key thermal stability mode from the cross section related thermal stability modes;
obtaining a lower limit of a thermal stability power limit interval according to the key thermal stability mode and a pre-constructed first optimization model; the first optimization model takes the minimum power of a transmission section under a fault as a target;
responding to the total number of the faults of all the key thermal stability modes as 1, and obtaining the upper limit of the thermal stability power limit interval according to a second pre-constructed optimization model; the second optimization model takes the maximum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target;
responding to the fact that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is larger than 1, and obtaining the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval according to a main optimization model and a sub-optimization model which are constructed in advance; the main optimization model aims at enabling ground state transmission section power to be maximum and includes Benders cut constraint, and the sub-optimization model aims at enabling active power difference injected into nodes before/after faults to be minimum.
The cross-section-dependent thermostabilization mode comprises: the main power flow transfer element is a thermal stability mode of a section component, the thermal stability mode comprises a fault of a power grid and a corresponding main power flow transfer element, and the main power flow transfer element with the fault is a thermal stability investigation element with a power flow transfer ratio or a load rate variation larger than a threshold value under the fault.
The process of screening out the key thermal stability mode from the section-related thermal stability modes comprises the following steps,
solving a pre-constructed third optimization model aiming at each section-related thermal stability mode, and responding to the fact that the optimization result is not smaller than the current limit value of a section component, wherein the section-related thermal stability mode is a key thermal stability mode; wherein the third optimization model targets the fault lower section component current maximum.
The third optimization model is that,
objective function f 1:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
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respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
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respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
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is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
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amplitude and phase angle of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x, respectively
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively; z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x, and y is a fault lower section component.
The obtaining of the lower limit of the thermal stability power limit interval according to the key thermal stability mode and the pre-constructed first optimization model comprises:
and traversing all key thermal stability modes, solving a pre-constructed first optimization model, solving the power of the power transmission section before the fault based on an optimization result, and taking the minimum value of the power transmission section before the fault as the lower limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power.
The first optimization model is a model of,
objective function f 2:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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for the active power of the branch between nodes i and j under fault x, SLThe cross section is formed into a branch set,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
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respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
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respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
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is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
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is the amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively, and epsilon is a threshold value; and Z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x.
The step of obtaining the thermal stability power limit interval upper limit according to a second pre-constructed optimization model in response to the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes being 1 includes:
and responding to the total number of the faults of all the key thermal stability modes as 1, solving a pre-constructed second optimization model, solving the power of the power transmission section before the fault based on an optimization result, and taking the power of the power transmission section before the fault as the upper limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power.
The second optimization model is a model of,
objective function f 3:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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for the active power of the branch between nodes i and j under fault x, SLThe cross section is formed into a branch set,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
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respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
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respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
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is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
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is the amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively; and Z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x.
The sub-optimization model is that,
objective function fx.sub
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Constraint conditions are as follows:
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wherein N isgIn order to adjust the number of generators and load nodes,
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in order to introduce the virtual variables,
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in order to be a function of the involved variables,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
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respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
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respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
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is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
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is the amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively, and Z is all the main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x.
The main optimization model is that,
objective function f 4:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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responsive to the primary optimization model for the first timeIn the calculation, the calculation is carried out,
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x∈SX
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in response to the primary optimization model being non-first calculated,
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the active power of the branch between the nodes i and j under the ground state, SLThe cross section is formed into a branch set,
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the amplitude of the current of the branch between the nodes I and j under the ground state is Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
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respectively the active power, the load active power, the reactive power and the load reactive power of the generator at the node i under the ground state,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (0)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j in the ground state,
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respectively a lower voltage limit and an upper voltage limit of the node i in the ground state,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power of the node i,A lower power factor angle limit and an upper power factor angle limit,
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is the power factor angle of node i in the ground state, N is the number of nodes excluding node i,
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amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i, j under ground state
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Phase angles, S, of nodes i, j, respectively, in the ground stateXIs a set of critical faults, the critical faults are faults in a critical thermal stability mode,
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is a set of critical elements under the fault x, the critical elements are main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault in the critical thermal stability mode,
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for the power flow transfer ratio of critical component y at fault x,
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the power is estimated for the critical safety of the critical component y under fault x,
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respectively active power of key element y under the ground state, active power of fault element corresponding to fault x and NgTo adjust the number of generator and load nodes, mu is the acceleration factor,
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multiplier, f, corresponding to the containment constraint of the subproblem under fault xx.subIn order to sub-optimize the model objective function,
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is the solution of the main problem in the previous round.
A power transmission section thermal stability power limit interval identification system comprises,
an acquisition module: the method comprises the steps of obtaining a section-related thermal stability mode;
a screening module: the method is used for screening out a key thermal stability mode from the related thermal stability modes of the section;
a lower limit calculation module: the lower limit of the thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to the key thermal stability mode and a pre-constructed first optimization model; the first optimization model takes the minimum power of a transmission section under a fault as a target;
the single fault upper limit solving module: the method comprises the steps that the total number of faults responding to all key thermal stability modes is 1, and the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to a second pre-constructed optimization model; the second optimization model takes the maximum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target;
a multi-fault upper limit solving module: the method comprises the steps that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is larger than 1, and the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to a pre-constructed main optimization model and a pre-constructed sub-optimization model; the main optimization model aims at enabling ground state transmission section power to be maximum and includes Benders cut constraint, and the sub-optimization model aims at enabling active power difference injected into nodes before/after faults to be minimum.
A computer readable storage medium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs comprising instructions, which when executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to perform a power transmission profile thermally stable power limit interval identification method.
A computing device comprising one or more processors, memory, and one or more programs stored in the memory and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more programs comprising instructions for performing a power transmission profile thermally stable power limit interval identification method.
The invention achieves the following beneficial effects: the method solves an optimization model with the minimum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target, and solves the lower limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power based on all optimization results; constructing a sub-optimization model taking minimum active power difference injected by a node before/after a fault as a target, constructing a main optimization model taking maximum ground state transmission section power as the target and considering the Benders cut constraint, and iteratively solving the main and sub-optimization models to determine the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval; the traditional thermal stability power limit calculation problem is converted into a nonlinear optimization problem based on Benders decomposition, the identified limit interval is more accurate, and the method has guiding significance for dispatching personnel to fully master the safety and stability boundary of the power grid, guarantee the safety and stability operation of the power grid and fully utilize the power transmission capability of the power transmission section.
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As shown in fig. 1, a method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section includes the following steps:
step 1, a section-related thermal stability mode is obtained, wherein the section-related thermal stability mode comprises faults of a power grid and corresponding main power flow transfer elements.
Identifying a main power flow transfer element based on a ground state and a power flow after a fault, specifically, taking a thermal stability investigation element with a power flow transfer ratio or a load rate variation larger than a threshold value under the fault as the main power flow transfer element of the fault; wherein, the power flow transfer ratio formula of the element for thermal stability inspection under fault is as follows,
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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other than the initial modeThe active power of the element y' and the sum of the active power of the element corresponding to the fault x are examined in the lower thermal stability,
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the active power of element y' is examined for thermal stability after the initial mode failure x.
Each thermal stability mode only comprises one main power flow transfer element, and if the same fault corresponds to a plurality of main power flow transfer elements, a plurality of thermal stability modes are formed.
And 2, screening out a key thermal stability mode from the cross section related thermal stability modes.
Aiming at each section-related thermal stability mode, solving a pre-constructed third optimization model based on an interior point method, and responding to the fact that the optimization result is not less than the current limit value of a section component, wherein the section-related thermal stability mode is a key thermal stability mode; in response to the optimization result being less than the current limit of the section component element, the section-related thermostabilization mode is set to be invalid; the third optimization model is used for forming the maximum target of the element current by using the fault lower section; and if the number of the screened key thermal stability modes is 0, the power transmission section is not limited.
The third optimization model is:
objective function f 1:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
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respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
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respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power of the node i,A lower power factor angle limit and an upper power factor angle limit,
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is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
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amplitude and phase angle of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x, respectively
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively; z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x, and y is a fault lower section component.
And 3, constructing a key fault set by taking a fault union set of each key thermal stability mode, and constructing a key element set of each fault by taking a main power flow transfer element union set corresponding to each key fault.
Step 4, obtaining a lower limit of a thermal stability power limit interval according to the key thermal stability mode and a pre-constructed first optimization model; wherein the first optimization model aims at the minimum power of the transmission section under the fault.
The method specifically comprises the following steps: traversing all key thermal stability modes, solving a pre-constructed first optimization model based on an interior point method, solving power of a power transmission section before fault based on an optimization result, and taking the minimum value of the power transmission section before fault as the lower limit of a thermal stability power limit interval.
The first optimization model is:
objective function f 2:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
formulae (a) to (g);
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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for the active power of the branch between nodes i and j under fault x, SLA set of branches is formed for the section, and epsilon is a threshold value.
Step 5, responding to the fact that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is 1, and obtaining the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval according to a second optimization model which is constructed in advance; wherein the second optimization model targets the transmission section power under fault as maximum.
The method specifically comprises the following steps: and responding to the total number of the faults of all the key thermal stability modes as 1, solving a pre-constructed second optimization model, solving the power of the power transmission section before the fault based on an optimization result, and taking the power of the power transmission section before the fault as the upper limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power.
The second optimization model is:
objective function f 3:
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constraint conditions are as follows: formulae (a) to (f);
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step 6, responding to the fact that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is larger than 1, solving and continuously updating the involvement variables (Bendserkin constraint, active power injection of nodes before/after faults) of the main sub-problem according to a pre-constructed main optimization model and a sub-optimization model based on an interior point method until the objective function value of the sub-optimization model is smaller than a threshold value and the main optimization model meets a convergence condition, and taking the objective function value of the main optimization model as the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval; the main optimization model aims at enabling ground state transmission section power to be maximum and includes Benders cut constraint, and the sub-optimization model aims at enabling active power difference injected into nodes before/after faults to be minimum.
The sub-optimization model is:
objective function fx.sub
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Constraint conditions are as follows:
formulae (a) to (f);
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wherein N isgIn order to adjust the number of generators and load nodes,
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the introduced virtual variable has the function of temporarily relieving the constraint of the main and sub problems when the constraint of the involvement of the main and sub problems is acted, ensuring the solution of the sub problems and simultaneously having the correlation function of the connection and the constraint of the main problems,
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to tie up variables, from the main problem, it remains unchanged during the sub-problem processing.
The main optimization model is as follows:
objective function f 4:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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responding to the main optimization model, calculating for the first time, and estimating static overload constraint based on the power flow sensitivity:
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responding to the non-first calculation of the main optimization model, solving the Bendbiscut constraint of the subproblem conversion with the result larger than the specified threshold value:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the active power of the branch between the nodes i and j under the ground state,
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the amplitude of the branch current between the nodes i and j under the ground state,
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the active power, the load active power, the reactive power and the load reactive power of the generator of a node i under the ground state respectively, Vi (0)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j in the ground state,
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respectively a lower voltage limit and an upper voltage limit of the node i in the ground state,
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is the power factor angle of node i in the ground state, N is the number of nodes excluding node i,
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amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i, j under ground state
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Phase angles, S, of nodes i, j, respectively, in the ground stateXIs a set of critical faults, the critical faults are faults in a critical thermal stability mode,
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is a set of critical elements under the fault x, the critical elements are main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault in the critical thermal stability mode,
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for fault x lower gateThe power flow transfer ratio of the key element y,
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the power is estimated for the critical safety of the critical component y under fault x,
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respectively the active power of the key element y in the ground state, the active power of the fault element corresponding to the fault x and the sum of the active powers,
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mu is an acceleration factor, N is a multiplier corresponding to the containment constraint of the subproblem under the fault xgIn order to adjust the number of generator and load nodes,
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in order to solve the main problem in the previous round,
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respectively the active power and the current amplitude, I, of the key element y after the failure x in the initial modemax.yIs the upper current amplitude limit for the critical component y.
fx.sub
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From the sub-problem under the fault x,
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the solution from the previous round of main problem is kept unchanged in the current round of main problem processing;
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the multiplier corresponding to the tie constraint of the subproblem under the fault x corresponds to the inequality constraint condition in the subproblem under the fault x
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When the representation subproblem obtains the optimal solution, the objective function value corresponds to
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(ii) a sensitivity of change; the so-called Benders cut constraint is that
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And the operation mode of the power grid is finely adjusted on the basis, so that the subproblems are feasible.
The method solves the optimization model with the minimum power of the transmission section under the fault as the target, and solves the lower limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power based on all the optimization results; constructing a sub-optimization model taking minimum active power difference injected by a node before/after a fault as a target, constructing a main optimization model taking maximum ground state transmission section power as the target and considering the Benders cut constraint, and iteratively solving the main and sub-optimization models to determine the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval; the traditional thermal stability power limit calculation problem is converted into a nonlinear optimization problem based on Benders decomposition, the identified limit interval is more accurate, and the method has guiding significance for dispatching personnel to fully master the safety and stability boundary of the power grid, guarantee the safety and stability operation of the power grid and fully utilize the power transmission capability of the power transmission section.
A power transmission section thermal stability power limit interval identification system comprises,
an acquisition module: the method comprises the steps of obtaining a section-related thermal stability mode;
a screening module: the method is used for screening out a key thermal stability mode from the related thermal stability modes of the section;
a lower limit calculation module: the lower limit of the thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to the key thermal stability mode and a pre-constructed first optimization model; the first optimization model takes the minimum power of a transmission section under a fault as a target;
the single fault upper limit solving module: the method comprises the steps that the total number of faults responding to all key thermal stability modes is 1, and the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to a second pre-constructed optimization model; the second optimization model takes the maximum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target;
a multi-fault upper limit solving module: the method comprises the steps that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is larger than 1, and the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to a pre-constructed main optimization model and a pre-constructed sub-optimization model; the main optimization model aims at enabling ground state transmission section power to be maximum and includes Benders cut constraint, and the sub-optimization model aims at enabling active power difference injected into nodes before/after faults to be minimum.
A computer readable storage medium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs comprising instructions, which when executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to perform a power transmission profile thermally stable power limit interval identification method.
A computing device comprising one or more processors, memory, and one or more programs stored in the memory and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more programs comprising instructions for performing a power transmission profile thermally stable power limit interval identification method.
As will be appreciated by one skilled in the art, embodiments of the present application may be provided as a method, system, or computer program product. Accordingly, the present application may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment or an embodiment combining software and hardware aspects. Furthermore, the present application may take the form of a computer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storage media (including, but not limited to, disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, and the like) having computer-usable program code embodied therein.
The present application is described with reference to flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams of methods, apparatus (systems), and computer program products according to embodiments of the application. It will be understood that each flow and/or block of the flow diagrams and/or block diagrams, and combinations of flows and/or blocks in the flow diagrams and/or block diagrams, can be implemented by computer program instructions. These computer program instructions may be provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, special purpose computer, embedded processor, or other programmable data processing apparatus to produce a machine, such that the instructions, which execute via the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing apparatus, create means for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to function in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory produce an article of manufacture including instruction means which implement the function specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to cause a series of operational steps to be performed on the computer or other programmable apparatus to produce a computer implemented process such that the instructions which execute on the computer or other programmable apparatus provide steps for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
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1. A method for identifying a limit interval of thermal stability power of a power transmission section is characterized by comprising the following steps: comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
acquiring a section-related thermal stability mode;
screening out a key thermal stability mode from the cross section related thermal stability modes;
obtaining a lower limit of a thermal stability power limit interval according to the key thermal stability mode and a pre-constructed first optimization model; the first optimization model takes the minimum power of a transmission section under a fault as a target;
responding to the total number of the faults of all the key thermal stability modes as 1, and obtaining the upper limit of the thermal stability power limit interval according to a second pre-constructed optimization model; the second optimization model takes the maximum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target;
responding to the fact that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is larger than 1, and obtaining the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval according to a main optimization model and a sub-optimization model which are constructed in advance; the main optimization model aims at enabling ground state transmission section power to be maximum and includes Benders cut constraint, and the sub-optimization model aims at enabling active power difference injected into nodes before/after faults to be minimum.
2. The method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1, wherein: the cross-section-dependent thermostabilization mode comprises: the main power flow transfer element is a thermal stability mode of a section component, the thermal stability mode comprises a fault of a power grid and a corresponding main power flow transfer element, and the main power flow transfer element with the fault is a thermal stability investigation element with a power flow transfer ratio or a load rate variation larger than a threshold value under the fault.
3. A method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the process of screening out the key thermal stability mode from the section-related thermal stability modes comprises the following steps,
solving a pre-constructed third optimization model aiming at each section-related thermal stability mode, and responding to the fact that the optimization result is not smaller than the current limit value of a section component, wherein the section-related thermal stability mode is a key thermal stability mode; wherein the third optimization model targets the fault lower section component current maximum.
4. A method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 3, characterized in that: the third optimization model is that,
objective function f 1:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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Figure FDA0002338541880000024
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
Figure FDA00023385418800000210
respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower limit of the active power, the upper limit of the active power and the lower limit of the reactive power of the generator which are respectively a node iUpper limit of reactive power, Vi (x)
Figure FDA0002338541880000032
The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
Figure FDA0002338541880000033
respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
Figure FDA0002338541880000035
is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
Figure FDA0002338541880000036
amplitude and phase angle of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x, respectively
Figure FDA0002338541880000037
The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively; z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x, and y is a fault lower section component.
5. The method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1, wherein: the obtaining of the lower limit of the thermal stability power limit interval according to the key thermal stability mode and the pre-constructed first optimization model comprises:
and traversing all key thermal stability modes, solving a pre-constructed first optimization model, solving the power of the power transmission section before the fault based on an optimization result, and taking the minimum value of the power transmission section before the fault as the lower limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power.
6. A method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1 or 5, characterized in that: the first optimization model is a model of,
objective function f 2:
Figure FDA0002338541880000038
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constraint conditions are as follows:
Figure FDA00023385418800000417
Figure FDA0002338541880000041
Figure FDA00023385418800000418
Figure FDA0002338541880000042
Figure FDA0002338541880000043
Figure FDA0002338541880000044
Figure FDA0002338541880000045
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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for the active power of the branch between nodes i and j under fault x, SLThe cross section is formed into a branch set,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
Figure FDA0002338541880000049
respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
Figure FDA00023385418800000410
the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
Figure FDA00023385418800000411
The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
Figure FDA00023385418800000412
respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
Figure FDA00023385418800000414
is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
Figure FDA00023385418800000415
is the amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x
Figure FDA00023385418800000419
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively, and epsilon is a threshold value; and Z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x.
7. The method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1, wherein: the step of obtaining the thermal stability power limit interval upper limit according to a second pre-constructed optimization model in response to the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes being 1 includes:
and responding to the total number of the faults of all the key thermal stability modes as 1, solving a pre-constructed second optimization model, solving the power of the power transmission section before the fault based on an optimization result, and taking the power of the power transmission section before the fault as the upper limit of the limit interval of the thermal stability power.
8. A method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1 or 7, characterized in that: the second optimization model is a model of,
objective function f 3:
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constraint conditions are as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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for the active power of the branch between nodes i and j under fault x, SLThe cross section is formed into a branch set,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
Figure FDA0002338541880000063
respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
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the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
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The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
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respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
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respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
Figure FDA0002338541880000068
is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
Figure FDA0002338541880000069
is the amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x
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The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively; and Z is all main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x.
9. The method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1, wherein: the sub-optimization model is that,
objective function fx.sub
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Constraint conditions are as follows:
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Figure FDA00023385418800000615
Figure FDA0002338541880000071
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wherein N isgIn order to adjust the number of generators and load nodes,
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in order to introduce the virtual variables,
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in order to be a function of the involved variables,
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is the branch current amplitude between the nodes I and j under the fault x, Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
Figure FDA0002338541880000079
respectively the active power of a generator, the active power of a load, the reactive power of the generator and the reactive power of the load of a node i under the fault x,
Figure FDA00023385418800000710
the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (x)
Figure FDA00023385418800000711
The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j at fault x,
Figure FDA00023385418800000712
respectively the lower and upper voltage limits of node i at fault x,
Figure FDA00023385418800000713
respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
Figure FDA00023385418800000714
is the power factor angle of node i at fault x, N is the number of nodes except node i,
Figure FDA00023385418800000715
is the amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i and j under fault x
Figure FDA00023385418800000716
Figure FDA00023385418800000717
The phase angles of the nodes i and j under the fault x are respectively, and Z is all the main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault x.
10. The method for identifying a thermally stable power limit interval of a power transmission section according to claim 1, wherein: the main optimization model is that,
objective function f 4:
Figure FDA00023385418800000718
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constraint conditions are as follows:
Figure FDA0002338541880000082
Figure FDA0002338541880000083
Figure FDA0002338541880000084
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Figure FDA0002338541880000086
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in response to the primary optimization model being calculated for the first time,
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x∈SX
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in response to the primary optimization model being non-first calculated,
Figure FDA00023385418800000811
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the active power of the branch between the nodes i and j under the ground state, SLThe cross section is formed into a branch set,
Figure FDA00023385418800000813
the amplitude of the current of the branch between the nodes I and j under the ground state is Imax.ijIs the upper limit of the branch current amplitude between the nodes i and j,
Figure FDA00023385418800000814
respectively the active power, the load active power, the reactive power and the load reactive power of the generator at the node i under the ground state,
Figure FDA00023385418800000815
the lower active limit, the upper active limit, the lower reactive limit and the upper reactive limit of the generator of the node i, Vi (0)
Figure FDA00023385418800000816
The voltage at node i and the voltage at node j in the ground state,
Figure FDA00023385418800000817
respectively a lower voltage limit and an upper voltage limit of the node i in the ground state,
Figure FDA0002338541880000091
respectively is the lower limit of the load active power, the upper limit of the load active power, the lower limit of the power factor angle and the upper limit of the power factor angle of the node i,
Figure FDA0002338541880000092
is the power factor angle of node i in the ground state, N is the number of nodes excluding node i,
Figure FDA0002338541880000093
amplitude, parameter, of admittance between nodes i, j under ground state
Figure FDA0002338541880000094
Figure FDA0002338541880000095
Phase angles, S, of nodes i, j, respectively, in the ground stateXIs a set of critical faults, the critical faults are faults in a critical thermal stability mode,
Figure FDA0002338541880000096
is a set of critical elements under the fault x, the critical elements are main power flow transfer elements corresponding to the fault in the critical thermal stability mode,
Figure FDA0002338541880000097
for the power flow transfer ratio of critical component y at fault x,
Figure FDA0002338541880000098
the power is estimated for the critical safety of the critical component y under fault x,
Figure FDA0002338541880000099
respectively active power of key element y under the ground state, active power of fault element corresponding to fault x and NgTo adjust the number of generator and load nodes, mu is the acceleration factor,
Figure FDA00023385418800000910
multiplier, f, corresponding to the containment constraint of the subproblem under fault xx.subIn order to sub-optimize the model objective function,
Figure FDA00023385418800000911
is the solution of the main problem in the previous round.
11. A power transmission section thermal stability power limit interval identification system is characterized in that: comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
an acquisition module: the method comprises the steps of obtaining a section-related thermal stability mode;
a screening module: the method is used for screening out a key thermal stability mode from the related thermal stability modes of the section;
a lower limit calculation module: the lower limit of the thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to the key thermal stability mode and a pre-constructed first optimization model; the first optimization model takes the minimum power of a transmission section under a fault as a target;
the single fault upper limit solving module: the method comprises the steps that the total number of faults responding to all key thermal stability modes is 1, and the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to a second pre-constructed optimization model; the second optimization model takes the maximum power of the transmission section under the fault as a target;
a multi-fault upper limit solving module: the method comprises the steps that the total number of faults of all key thermal stability modes is larger than 1, and the upper limit of a thermal stability power limit interval is obtained according to a pre-constructed main optimization model and a pre-constructed sub-optimization model; the main optimization model aims at enabling ground state transmission section power to be maximum and includes Benders cut constraint, and the sub-optimization model aims at enabling active power difference injected into nodes before/after faults to be minimum.
12. A computer readable storage medium storing one or more programs, characterized in that: the one or more programs include instructions that, when executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to perform any of the methods of claims 1-10.
13. A computing device, characterized by: comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
one or more processors, memory, and one or more programs stored in the memory and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more programs including instructions for performing any of the methods of claims 1-10.
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