CN111860950A - Probability assessment method for power adjustability of virtual power plant - Google Patents

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CN111860950A
CN111860950A CN202010537761.6A CN202010537761A CN111860950A CN 111860950 A CN111860950 A CN 111860950A CN 202010537761 A CN202010537761 A CN 202010537761A CN 111860950 A CN111860950 A CN 111860950A
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Abstract

The invention provides a probability evaluation method for the power adjustability of a virtual power plant, and belongs to the technical field of operation and control of power systems. The method comprises the following steps: decoupling linear approximation is carried out on the power flow model of the virtual power plant, and a power flow equation in a matrix form is constructed; carrying out linearization processing on active-reactive power ranges output by various types of power generation equipment and energy storage equipment; constructing a Gaussian mixture model to perform probability distribution function fitting on uncertainty factors such as photovoltaic factors, fans, loads and the like; calculating the power adjustable range of the virtual power plant at the grid-connected point under equal confidence by using an opportunity constraint method; and calculating a scalar field function of an adjustable range and confidence coefficient in an active-reactive two-dimensional plane to obtain the power adjustability of the virtual power plant under different confidence coefficients. The method fully considers the influence of uncertainty factors on the power adjustability of the virtual power plant, effectively improves the calculation speed, can obtain more accurate assessment results, and promotes the optimal scheduling of the power system.

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Probability assessment method for power adjustability of virtual power plant
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of operation control of power systems, and particularly relates to a probability evaluation method for power adjustability of a virtual power plant.
Background
The virtual power plant organically integrates the distributed generator set, the controllable load and the distributed energy storage facility, and realizes the integrated regulation and control of various distributed energy sources by utilizing an advanced regulation and control technology and a communication technology. In a region, a virtual power plant can participate in optimal scheduling of a power system as a special power plant. However, since the distributed power generation resources are large in number and small in scale, the distributed power generation resources are distributed in the power distribution network and have large characteristic differences. Therefore, there are difficulties with the system in directly controlling all distributed generation resources. The virtual power plant can integrate the distributed power supplies, but due to different equipment characteristics, network constraint conditions exist, and uncertain factors such as a large amount of loads, new energy output and the like exist, so that the power adjustability of the virtual power plant is difficult to accurately evaluate at present.
The existing method for evaluating the power adjustability of the virtual power plant adopts a deterministic evaluation method and does not consider the influence caused by the uncertainty of renewable energy sources and loads in the virtual power plant. In some methods, a plurality of scenes are generated through a Monte Carlo method, and then a power adjustability model of the virtual power plant under uncertain factors is constructed, but the method is huge in calculated amount and low in calculating speed, and effective evaluation results are difficult to obtain quickly.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provides a probability evaluation method for the power adjustability of a virtual power plant. The method fully considers the influence of uncertain factors on the power adjustability of the virtual power plant, effectively improves the calculation speed, can obtain more accurate assessment results, promotes the optimal scheduling of the power system, and has higher value in practical application.
The invention provides a probability evaluation method for the power adjustability of a virtual power plant, which is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
1) constructing a network model of a virtual power plant;
based on a decoupled linearized power flow model, defining each node inside a virtual power plant as a PQ node, defining a grid-connected node as a balance node, and establishing a network power flow model of the virtual power plant as follows:
VL=L-1Q-L-1GLLB′LL -1P (1)
θL=H-1P+H-1GLLBLL -1Q (2)
wherein, VLA vector representing the magnitude of the voltage at the PQ node; thetaLA vector representing the PQ nodal phase angle; gLLA self-conductance matrix representing a PQ node; b'LLRepresents the PQ node from the na matrix without considering the parallel capacitors; b isLLRepresents the PQ node from the capacitance matrix under consideration of the parallel capacitor; p represents an injection active power vector formed by the balance node and the PQ type node; q represents the injected active power vector of the PQ-type node; l, L,
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Is a system parameter;
the active and reactive power of the branch ij power flow in the virtual power plant are respectively expressed as follows:
Pij=gij(Vi-Vj)-bijij) (3)
Qij=-bij(Vi-Vj)-gijij) (4)
wherein, PijAnd QijRespectively representing active power and reactive power passing through the branch ij; viAnd VjRespectively representing the voltage amplitudes of the node i and the node j; thetaiAnd thetajRespectively representing voltage phase angles of a node i and a node j; gijAnd bijRespectively representing the conductance and susceptance of branch ij;
2) constructing an equipment model of a virtual power plant;
distributed power generation equipment of a virtual power plant is divided into five types, namely synchronous machine type equipment, photovoltaic power generation type equipment, doubly-fed fan type equipment, energy storage type equipment and load, and the operation constraint conditions of each type of equipment are respectively expressed as follows:
2.1) active power constraint of synchronous machine type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and
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respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the active output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i;
reactive power constraint of synchronous machine type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and
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respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the reactive output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i;
2.2) active power constraint of photovoltaic power generation type devices:
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Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the moment t;
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representing the minimum value of the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i;
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representing the maximum value of the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i;
capacity constraint of photovoltaic power generation type device:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of a photovoltaic-type installation at node i at time t;
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Represents the maximum capacity of the photovoltaic power generation type device at node i;
the approximation of equation (8) is reduced to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
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photovoltaic power generation type equipment prediction error constraint:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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respectively representing an actual value and a predicted value of active power output of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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representing the light abandonment quantity of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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the prediction error of the output active power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i at the time t is represented;
2.3) active power constraint of doubly-fed fan type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at a node i at the moment t;
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representing the minimum value of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan equipment at the node i;
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representing the maximum value of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i;
Reactive power constraint of doubly-fed fan type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and
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respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the reactive output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i;
capacity constraint of doubly-fed fan-type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the maximum capacity of doubly-fed fan-type equipment at node i;
the approximation of equation (18) is reduced to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
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the prediction error constraints of doubly-fed fan-type equipment are as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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respectively representing an actual value and a predicted value of active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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representing the air abandoning amount of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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representing the prediction error of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i at the time t;
2.4) active power constraints of energy storage devices:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the net active output power of the energy storage type device at node i at time t;
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representing the maximum value of the discharge active power of the energy storage type equipment at the node i;
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representing the maximum value of the charging active power of the energy storage type equipment at the node i;
capacity constraints of energy storage devices:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the energy storage type equipment at a node i at a time t;
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Represents the maximum capacity of the energy storage type device at node i;
the approximation of equation (27) is reduced to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
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2.5) load power constraints;
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively representing the real load with work and the real load without work at a node i at the moment t;
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representing an active load predicted value at a node i at a time t;
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representing the active load prediction error at the node i at the time t;
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power factor of the load at node i;
2.6) calculating net injection power of internal equipment of the virtual power plant at each node:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively representing the active net injection power and the reactive net injection power at a node i at the time t;
3) modeling uncertainty variables in the virtual power plant by using a Gaussian mixture model to obtain opportunity constraint conditions;
setting random variables
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For the prediction error of the photovoltaic power generation device at the time t node i
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Prediction error of doubly-fed fan type equipment
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Active load prediction error at node i at time t
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The composed vector is as follows:
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fitting with N Gaussian distribution functions using a Gaussian mixture model
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Distribution function of (d):
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is shown in
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Is the mean value of the jth Gaussian distribution at the time t, and
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the distribution is a high-dimensional normal distribution of the variance, a subscript j represents a jth normal distribution function, and a superscript t represents a tth moment;
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Representing the weight of the jth normal distribution function, and N representing the number of Gaussian distribution functions;
using the model formula Error created in step 1)! Reference source not found, -Error! Determining opportunity constraint conditions met by branch power flow and node voltage:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the voltage amplitude of the node i at the time t;
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representing the active power flow of the branch ij at the moment t;
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representing the reactive power flow of the branch ij at the moment t; 1-represents the confidence with which the constraint is satisfied;
4) the chance constraint formula Error!obtained in the step 3) is! Reference source not found, -Error! Reference source not found. is transformed into an equivalent deterministic constraint, the expression is as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing a node i voltage constraint margin;
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representing the constraint margin of the active power of the branch ij tide;
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representing branch ij reactive power constraint margin;
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representing the sum of the active power and the reactive power of the branch ij as a constraint margin;
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representing the difference constraint margin between the active power and the reactive power of the branch ij; lambda [ alpha ]PRepresenting an output active power constraint margin of the renewable energy power generation equipment; each constraint margin calculation expression is as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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Quantile division;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of (a) to (b),
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is defined as follows:
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5) establishing a probability evaluation model of the adjustable capacity of the power of the virtual power plant, and evaluating the adjustable capacity of the power of the virtual power plant under a set confidence coefficient; the method comprises the following specific steps:
5.1) arranging output active and reactive variables of various types of equipment of the virtual power plant into a vector form, and expressing the output active and reactive variables as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of synchronous machine type equipment at the moment t;
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respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the photovoltaic power generation equipment at the moment t;
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respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the moment t;
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respectively representing the output active and non-active of the energy storage type equipment at the moment tA vector of work variables;
5.2) construction of decision variable vector XtAs follows:
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5.3) definition of
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And
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respectively establishing a probability evaluation model of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant for active power and reactive power output to a main network by the virtual power plant at a grid-connected point at the confidence 1-lower moment and the t moment;
the model objective function is as follows:
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The constraint of the model is the formula Error! Reference source not found, -Error! ReferencesSource not found, and formula Error! Reference source not found;
wherein, alpha is a power factor alpha epsilon [0,2 pi);
5.4) solving the probability evaluation model of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant for any given power factor alpha to obtain the corresponding optimal solution under the set confidence 1 < - >, and recording the optimal solution as
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5.5) expressing the solving result of the step 5.4) under different confidence coefficients into a piecewise linear function form by utilizing a convex function piecewise linear fitting algorithm, and forming a probability function analytic expression of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant as follows:
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wherein, ReLU (. cndot.) is) Representing a rectified linear unit function; y istRepresenting two-dimensional independent variable vector formed by virtual power plant output active power and output reactive power at moment t
Figure BDA0002537614400000083
Representing a virtual plant power tunability; a isjAnd bjRespectively representing coefficients of jth piecewise function at time t; m represents the number of piecewise linear functions;
using equation (52), given a confidence level of 1-, let Conft(Yt) Not less than 1-, solving to obtain Y of corresponding virtual power plant power adjustabilitytRange, evaluation ends.
The invention has the characteristics and beneficial effects that:
the invention provides a probability evaluation method for the power adjustability of a virtual power plant, which is characterized in that a mixed Gaussian model is utilized to accurately fit the probability distribution of uncertainty factor prediction errors according to historical data; the problem is changed into a convex optimization model by utilizing linear approximation and converting the opportunity constraint condition into an equivalent deterministic constraint condition, so that the calculation difficulty is simplified, and the calculation speed is increased. By the method, a more accurate evaluation result of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant can be obtained, and optimal scheduling of the power system is promoted.
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The invention provides a probability evaluation method for power adjustability of a virtual power plant, which is further described in detail in the following by combining the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
The invention provides a probability evaluation method for the power adjustability of a virtual power plant, the whole flow is shown in figure 1, and the method comprises the following steps:
1) constructing a network model of a virtual power plant;
based on a decoupled linearized power flow model, defining each node inside a virtual power plant as a PQ node, defining a grid-connected node as a balance node, and establishing a network power flow model of the virtual power plant as follows:
VL=L-1Q-L-1GLLB′LL -1P (1)
θL=H-1P+H-1GLLBLL -1Q (2)
wherein, VLA vector representing the magnitude of the voltage at the PQ node; thetaLA vector representing the PQ nodal phase angle; gLLA self-conductance matrix representing a PQ node; b'LLRepresents the self-capacitance matrix at the PQ node without considering the parallel capacitor; b isLLRepresents the PQ node from the capacitance matrix under consideration of the parallel capacitor; p represents an injection active power vector formed by the balance node and the PQ type node; q represents the injected active power vector of the PQ-type node; l, L,
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All the parameters are system parameters, and the values of the parameters can be solved by utilizing a decoupled linearized power flow model.
The active and reactive power of the branch ij power flow in the virtual power plant are respectively expressed as follows:
Pij=gij(Vi-Vj)-bijij) (3)
Qij=-bij(Vi-Vj)-gijij) (4)
wherein, PijAnd QijRespectively representing active power and reactive power passing through the branch ij; viAnd VjRespectively representing the voltage amplitudes of the node i and the node j; thetaiAnd thetajRespectively representing voltage phase angles of a node i and a node j; gijAnd bijRespectively, the conductance and susceptance of branch ij.
2) Constructing an equipment model of a virtual power plant;
distributed power generation equipment existing in a virtual power plant can be divided into five types, namely synchronous machine type equipment, photovoltaic power generation type equipment, doubly-fed fan type equipment, energy storage type equipment and load, and the operation constraint conditions of each type of equipment can be respectively expressed as follows:
2.1) active power constraint of synchronous machine type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and
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and respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the active output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i.
Reactive power constraint of synchronous machine type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure BDA0002537614400000102
and
Figure BDA0002537614400000103
respectively representing the minimum and maximum reactive output power values of the synchronous machine type equipment at node i.
2.2) active power constraint of photovoltaic power generation type devices:
Figure BDA0002537614400000104
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0002537614400000105
representing the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the moment t;
Figure BDA0002537614400000106
representing the minimum value of the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i;
Figure BDA0002537614400000107
and (4) representing the maximum value of the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i.
Capacity constraint of photovoltaic power generation type device:
Figure BDA0002537614400000108
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i at the time t;
Figure BDA00025376144000001010
representing the maximum capacity of the photovoltaic power generation type device at node i. To simplify the complexity of the optimization problem, the capacity constraint of the photovoltaic power generation type device of equation (8) is generally reduced approximately to the following octagonal linear constraint:
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Figure BDA00025376144000001012
Figure BDA00025376144000001013
Figure BDA00025376144000001014
the photovoltaic power generation type equipment prediction error constraint representing the relation among the actual value, the predicted value and the prediction error of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment output active power is as follows:
Figure BDA00025376144000001015
Figure BDA00025376144000001016
Figure BDA00025376144000001017
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA00025376144000001018
respectively representing an actual value and a predicted value of active power output of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure BDA00025376144000001019
representing the light abandonment quantity of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure BDA00025376144000001020
and (4) representing the prediction error of the output active power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i at the time t.
2.3) active power constraint of doubly-fed fan type equipment:
Figure BDA0002537614400000111
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at a node i at the moment t;
Figure BDA0002537614400000113
representing the minimum value of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan equipment at the node i;
Figure BDA0002537614400000114
and the maximum value of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i is represented.
Reactive power constraint of doubly-fed fan type equipment:
Figure BDA0002537614400000115
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0002537614400000116
representing the reactive output power of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure BDA0002537614400000117
and
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and respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the reactive output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i.
Capacity constraint of doubly-fed fan-type equipment:
Figure BDA0002537614400000119
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the maximum capacity of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at node i.
The capacity constraint of the doubly-fed fan-type plant of equation (18) is reduced approximately to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
Figure BDA00025376144000001111
Figure BDA00025376144000001112
Figure BDA00025376144000001113
Figure BDA00025376144000001114
the prediction error constraint of the doubly-fed fan type equipment representing the relationship among the actual value, the predicted value and the prediction error of the doubly-fed fan type equipment output active power is as follows:
Figure BDA00025376144000001115
Figure BDA00025376144000001116
Figure BDA00025376144000001117
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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respectively representing an actual value and a predicted value of active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure BDA00025376144000001119
representing the air abandoning amount of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and (4) representing the prediction error of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i at the time t.
2.4) the energy storage type renewable energy device has two states of charging and discharging, and the active power of the energy storage type device is restricted as follows:
Figure BDA0002537614400000121
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the net active output power of the energy storage type device at node i at time t;
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representing the maximum value of the discharge active power of the energy storage type equipment at the node i;
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representing the maximum value of the charging active power of the energy storage type equipment at the node i.
Capacity constraints of energy storage devices:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the energy storage type equipment at a node i at a time t;
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representing the maximum capacity of the energy storage type device at node i.
The capacity constraint problem of the energy storage device of equation (27) is reduced approximately to the following linear constraint condition of octagon:
Figure BDA0002537614400000128
Figure BDA0002537614400000129
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2.5) load power constraints;
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Figure BDA00025376144000001213
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively representing the real load with work and the real load without work at a node i at the moment t;
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representing an active load predicted value at a node i at a time t;
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representing the active load prediction error at the node i at the time t;
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power factor of the load at node i.
2.6) according to the positions of the various types of equipment in the nodes, the net injection power of the internal equipment of the virtual power plant at each node can be obtained:
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Figure BDA00025376144000001220
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively representing the active and reactive net injected power at node i at time t.
3) Modeling uncertainty variables in the virtual power plant by using a Gaussian mixture model to obtain opportunity constraint conditions;
setting random variables
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Predicting error for photovoltaic power generation type equipment at time t node i
Figure BDA0002537614400000132
Prediction error of doubly-fed fan type equipment
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Active load prediction error at node i at time t
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The composed vector, namely:
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fitting with N Gaussian distribution functions using a Gaussian mixture model
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I.e.:
Figure BDA0002537614400000137
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is shown in
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Is the mean value of the jth Gaussian distribution at the time t, and
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the distribution is a high-dimensional normal distribution of the variance, a subscript j represents a jth normal distribution function, and a superscript t represents a tth moment;
Figure BDA00025376144000001311
and the weight of the jth normal distribution function is expressed, N represents the number of Gaussian distribution functions, the specific value of the number is determined according to the precision requirement of the model, and the higher the precision requirement is, the larger the value of N is obtained.
By using the linearized power flow model expressions (1) - (4) established in the step 1), the voltage amplitude of the node i and the active reactive power of the branch ij can be expressed as a linear combination of the node injection active power and the node injection reactive power. Because uncertain factors such as renewable energy power generation equipment, load and the like exist in the virtual power plant, the predicted maximum output point of the renewable energy and the node load value are in a probability distribution form, so that the constraint condition met by the branch flow and the node voltage is an opportunity constraint, namely the constraint condition is met under certain confidence coefficient:
Figure BDA00025376144000001312
Figure BDA00025376144000001313
Figure BDA00025376144000001314
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the voltage amplitude of the node i at the time t;
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active power of branch ij at tTidal current;
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representing the reactive power flow of the branch ij at the moment t; 1-represents the confidence with which the constraint is satisfied.
4) Converting the opportunity constraint conditions obtained in the step 3) into equivalent certainty constraint conditions;
for the opportunity constraint problem, the uncertainty variable in the opportunity constraint problem can be changed into a constraint margin, and then the opportunity constraint conditions (38) - (40) obtained in the step 3) are converted into a certainty constraint condition.
Namely:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing a node i voltage constraint margin;
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representing the constraint margin of the active power of the branch ij tide;
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representing branch ij reactive power constraint margin;
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representing the sum of the active power and the reactive power of the branch ij as a constraint margin;
Figure BDA0002537614400000146
representing the difference constraint margin between the active power and the reactive power of the branch ij; lambda [ alpha ]PAnd representing the output active constraint margin of the renewable energy power generation device. The constraint margin may be represented by the following equation:
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Figure BDA0002537614400000148
Figure BDA0002537614400000149
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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Quantile division;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of;
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representing random variables
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1-quantile of (a) to (b),
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is defined as follows:
Figure BDA00025376144000001425
5) Establishing a probability evaluation model of the adjustable capacity of the power of the virtual power plant, and evaluating the adjustable capacity of the power of the virtual power plant under certain confidence;
the output active and reactive variables of various types of equipment in the virtual power plant are arranged into a vector form and are expressed as follows:
Figure BDA0002537614400000151
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of synchronous machine type equipment at the moment t;
Figure BDA0002537614400000153
respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the moment t;
Figure BDA0002537614400000154
Figure BDA0002537614400000155
respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the moment t;
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and respectively representing vectors formed by the active variables and the reactive variables of the output of the energy storage type equipment at the moment t.
Further arranging vectors formed by active and reactive variables of various types of equipment into decision variable vector XtAs follows:
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definition of
Figure BDA0002537614400000158
And
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respectively is the active power and the reactive power output to the main network by the virtual power plant at the confidence level of 1-and the grid-connected point at the time t. And (3) establishing a probability evaluation model of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant, and solving the adjustable power range of the virtual power plant at the time t under the level of the confidence coefficient 1-, wherein the equations (5) - (35) and (41) are integrally used as constraint conditions. The objective function of the probability assessment model of the power tunability of the virtual power plant is to solve the power output limit reached by the virtual power plant at each given constant power factor α, i.e. to solve the following problem in the range of α ∈ [0,2 π):
Figure BDA00025376144000001510
For any given power factor alpha, solving the optimization problem equation (51) to obtain the corresponding optimal solution with the set confidence 1 —, which is recorded as
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And solving results under different alpha to obtain scattered points formed by multiple groups of optimal solutions. Schematic of the solution processFIG. 2 is a graph with horizontal and vertical coordinates representing the real and reactive power output by the grid-connected point of the virtual power plant, respectively; the arrow indicates the direction in which the optimal solution is sought in the optimization problem; the scatter plot represents a solution obtained by solving the optimization problem through a variation parameter alpha; the outer boundary range represented by a plurality of discrete points represents the solved virtual plant output power regulation range.
5.5) constructing an analytic expression form for expressing the adjustable power capacity of the virtual power plant;
in step 5.4) the power tunability range of the virtual power plant at constant power factor at the level of confidence 1-at time t has been solved. In a three-dimensional space formed by the output active power, the output reactive power and the confidence level of the virtual power plant, for each confidence 1-lower step 5.4), obtaining a solution in the model
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A contour on the curved surface is formed. And (4) forming a three-dimensional curved surface representing the output active power and output reactive power range and the confidence level based on the result obtained by solving the confidence 1. And expressing the solving result in a piecewise linear function form by using a convex function piecewise linear fitting algorithm to form a probability function analytic expression of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant as follows:
Figure BDA0002537614400000161
Wherein ReLU (·) represents a rectifying linear unit function; y istRepresenting two-dimensional independent variable vector formed by virtual power plant output active power and output reactive power at moment t
Figure BDA0002537614400000162
Representing a virtual plant power tunability; a isjAnd bjRespectively representing coefficients of jth piecewise function at time t; m represents the number of piecewise linear functions. Using equation (52), a confidence level of 1-is given, let Conft(Yt) Not less than 1-, the corresponding virtual power plant power adjustable energy can be solvedY of forcetRange, evaluation ends.
In addition, the model established in the step (2) of the invention can be used for calculating the cost function of the virtual power plant, and the specific steps are as follows:
6) constructing a cost model of the virtual power plant, and piecewise linearly fitting a cost function of the virtual power plant;
aiming at various devices in the virtual power plant, constructing corresponding cost models:
6.1) the cost of electricity generation of a synchronous type of equipment is in the form of a quadratic function, namely:
Figure BDA0002537614400000163
wherein the function
Figure BDA0002537614400000164
The output active power of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i at the time t is represented as
Figure BDA0002537614400000165
The cost of electricity generation; a isi,GEN,bi,GENAnd ci,GENRespectively a secondary cost parameter, a primary cost parameter and a cost constant parameter of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i.
6.2) photovoltaic power generation type equipment mainly considers the cost of abandoning light, namely:
Figure BDA0002537614400000166
Wherein the function
Figure BDA0002537614400000167
Representing the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at node i outputs active power at time t of
Figure BDA0002537614400000168
The cost of electricity generation;
Figure BDA0002537614400000169
and represents the power grid price at the moment t.
6.3) doubly-fed fan-type equipment mainly considers the cost of abandoning the wind, promptly:
Figure BDA00025376144000001610
wherein the function
Figure BDA00025376144000001611
The doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i outputs active power at the moment t
Figure BDA00025376144000001612
The cost of electricity generation.
6.4) cost of energy storage type equipment considers charge and discharge cost, namely:
Figure BDA0002537614400000171
wherein the function
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Indicating that the energy storage type equipment at the node i outputs active power at the moment t
Figure BDA0002537614400000173
The cost of electricity generation;
Figure BDA0002537614400000174
and
Figure BDA0002537614400000175
respectively representing the cost coefficients of discharging and charging of the energy storage type equipment at the node i; Δ t represents the time interval between two adjacent decision time points.
6.5) constructing a virtual power plant cost optimization model, and solving sample points of a virtual power plant cost fitting function
According to the cost functions of the various types of equipment, a virtual power plant cost optimization model is constructed, constraint conditions of the virtual power plant cost optimization model are represented by the constraint conditions of (5) - (35) and (41), and the total running cost of the internal equipment of the virtual power plant is represented by an objective function, namely:
Figure BDA0002537614400000176
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the total cost of all equipment operations of the virtual power plant at time t.
Based on the result of step 5), the range of the power output of the virtual power plant to the outside at the time t can be determined
Figure BDA0002537614400000178
In the interval, K samples are randomly extracted, the specific value of the K samples is determined according to the precision requirement of the model, and the higher the precision requirement is, the larger the value of K is obtained. Let the kth sample be
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Make the output power of the virtual power plant at the moment
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To minimize virtual plant operating costs
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For the purpose, an optimization problem is solved to obtain a minimum operating cost of
Figure BDA00025376144000001712
Therefore, the output power-power generation cost point corresponding to the kth sample can be obtained
Figure BDA00025376144000001713
And repeating the sampling and optimizing processes to obtain K output power-power generation cost points in total to form a fitting data set of a virtual power plant power generation cost curve.
6.6) piecewise linear fitting of the cost function of the virtual power plant;
and (3) fitting an output power-power generation cost curve formed by K sample points in r sections (the r value is usually 3-7 according to different fitting precision requirements) by using a convex function piecewise linear fitting algorithm. The form is as follows:
Figure BDA00025376144000001714
wherein, cl,dlThe coefficients of the first order term and the constant coefficient of the ith affine function. By using the formula (58), any active power value of the virtual power plant at the grid-connected point is input, and the corresponding operation cost can be obtained.

Claims (1)

1. A probability assessment method for power adjustability of a virtual power plant is characterized by comprising the following steps:
1) Constructing a network model of a virtual power plant;
based on a decoupled linearized power flow model, defining each node inside a virtual power plant as a PQ node, defining a grid-connected node as a balance node, and establishing a network power flow model of the virtual power plant as follows:
Figure FDA0002537614390000011
θL=H-1P+H-1GLLBLL -1Q (2)
wherein, VLA vector representing the magnitude of the voltage at the PQ node; thetaLA vector representing the PQ nodal phase angle; gLLA self-conductance matrix representing a PQ node; b'LLRepresents the PQ node from the na matrix without considering the parallel capacitors; b isLLRepresents the PQ node from the capacitance matrix under consideration of the parallel capacitor; p represents an injection active power vector formed by the balance node and the PQ type node; q represents the injected active power vector of the PQ-type node; l, L,
Figure FDA0002537614390000012
Is a system parameter;
the active and reactive power of the branch ij power flow in the virtual power plant are respectively expressed as follows:
Pij=gij(Vi-Vj)-bijij) (3)
Qij=-bij(Vi-Vj)-gijij) (4)
wherein, PijAnd QijRespectively representing active power and reactive power passing through the branch ij; viAnd VjRespectively representing the voltage amplitudes of the node i and the node j; thetaiAnd thetajRespectively representing voltage phase angles of a node i and a node j; gijAnd bijRespectively representing the conductance and susceptance of branch ij;
2) constructing an equipment model of a virtual power plant;
distributed power generation equipment of a virtual power plant is divided into five types, namely synchronous machine type equipment, photovoltaic power generation type equipment, doubly-fed fan type equipment, energy storage type equipment and load, and the operation constraint conditions of each type of equipment are respectively expressed as follows:
2.1) active power constraint of synchronous machine type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and
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respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the active output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i;
reactive power constraint of synchronous machine type equipment:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at a node i at the time t;
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and
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respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the reactive output power of the synchronous machine type equipment at the node i;
2.2) active power constraint of photovoltaic power generation type devices:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the moment t;
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representing the minimum value of the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i;
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representing the maximum value of the active output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i;
capacity constraint of photovoltaic power generation type device:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the reactive output power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i at the time t;
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represents the maximum capacity of the photovoltaic power generation type device at node i;
the approximation of equation (8) is reduced to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
Figure FDA00025376143900000211
Figure FDA00025376143900000212
Figure FDA00025376143900000213
Figure FDA00025376143900000214
photovoltaic power generation type equipment prediction error constraint:
Figure FDA00025376143900000215
Figure FDA00025376143900000216
Figure FDA00025376143900000217
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000218
respectively representing an actual value and a predicted value of active power output of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000219
Representing the light abandonment quantity of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000220
the prediction error of the output active power of the photovoltaic power generation type equipment at the node i at the time t is represented;
2.3) active power constraint of doubly-fed fan type equipment:
Figure FDA00025376143900000221
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002537614390000031
representing the active output power of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at a node i at the moment t;
Figure FDA0002537614390000032
representing the minimum value of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan equipment at the node i;
Figure FDA0002537614390000033
representing the maximum value of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i;
reactive power constraint of doubly-fed fan type equipment:
Figure FDA0002537614390000034
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002537614390000035
representing the reactive output power of the doubly-fed fan-type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure FDA0002537614390000036
and
Figure FDA0002537614390000037
respectively representing the minimum value and the maximum value of the reactive output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i;
capacity constraint of doubly-fed fan-type equipment:
Figure FDA0002537614390000038
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002537614390000039
representing the maximum capacity of doubly-fed fan-type equipment at node i;
the approximation of equation (18) is reduced to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
Figure FDA00025376143900000310
Figure FDA00025376143900000311
Figure FDA00025376143900000312
Figure FDA00025376143900000313
the prediction error constraints of doubly-fed fan-type equipment are as follows:
Figure FDA00025376143900000314
Figure FDA00025376143900000315
Figure FDA00025376143900000316
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000317
respectively representing an actual value and a predicted value of active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000318
representing the air abandoning amount of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at a node i at the time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000319
Representing the prediction error of the active output power of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the node i at the time t;
2.4) active power constraints of energy storage devices:
Figure FDA00025376143900000320
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000321
representing the net active output power of the energy storage type device at node i at time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000322
representing the maximum value of the discharge active power of the energy storage type equipment at the node i;
Figure FDA0002537614390000041
representing the maximum value of the charging active power of the energy storage type equipment at the node i;
capacity constraints of energy storage devices:
Figure FDA0002537614390000042
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002537614390000043
representing the reactive output power of the energy storage type equipment at a node i at a time t;
Figure FDA0002537614390000044
represents the maximum capacity of the energy storage type device at node i;
the approximation of equation (27) is reduced to the linear constraint of the following octagon:
Figure FDA0002537614390000045
Figure FDA0002537614390000046
Figure FDA0002537614390000047
Figure FDA0002537614390000048
2.5) load power constraints;
Figure FDA0002537614390000049
Figure FDA00025376143900000410
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000411
and
Figure FDA00025376143900000412
respectively representing the real load with work and the real load without work at a node i at the moment t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000413
representing an active load predicted value at a node i at a time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000414
representing the active load prediction error at the node i at the time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000415
power factor of the load at node i;
2.6) calculating net injection power of internal equipment of the virtual power plant at each node:
Figure FDA00025376143900000416
Figure FDA00025376143900000417
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000418
and
Figure FDA00025376143900000419
respectively representing the active net injection power and the reactive net injection power at a node i at the time t;
3) modeling uncertainty variables in the virtual power plant by using a Gaussian mixture model to obtain opportunity constraint conditions;
Setting random variables
Figure FDA00025376143900000420
For the prediction error of the photovoltaic power generation device at the time t node i
Figure FDA00025376143900000421
Prediction error of doubly-fed fan type equipment
Figure FDA00025376143900000422
Active load prediction error at node i at time t
Figure FDA00025376143900000423
The composed vector is as follows:
Figure FDA0002537614390000051
fitting with N Gaussian distribution functions using a Gaussian mixture model
Figure FDA0002537614390000052
Distribution function of (d):
Figure FDA0002537614390000053
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002537614390000054
is shown in
Figure FDA0002537614390000055
Is the mean value of the jth Gaussian distribution at the time t, and
Figure FDA0002537614390000056
the distribution is a high-dimensional normal distribution of the variance, a subscript j represents a jth normal distribution function, and a superscript t represents a tth moment;
Figure FDA0002537614390000057
representing the weight of the jth normal distribution function, and N representing the number of Gaussian distribution functions;
determining opportunity constraint conditions met by branch power flow and node voltage by using model expressions (1) - (4) established in the step 1):
Figure FDA0002537614390000058
Figure FDA0002537614390000059
Figure FDA00025376143900000510
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000511
representing the voltage amplitude of the node i at the time t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000512
representing the active power flow of the branch ij at the moment t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000513
representing the reactive power flow of the branch ij at the moment t; 1-represents the confidence with which the constraint is satisfied;
4) converting the chance constraint conditions (38) - (40) obtained in the step 3) into equivalent deterministic constraint conditions, wherein the expression is as follows:
Figure FDA00025376143900000514
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000515
representing a node i voltage constraint margin;
Figure FDA00025376143900000516
representing the constraint margin of the active power of the branch ij tide;
Figure FDA00025376143900000517
representing branch ij reactive power constraint margin;
Figure FDA00025376143900000518
representing the sum of the active power and the reactive power of the branch ij as a constraint margin;
Figure FDA00025376143900000519
Representing the difference constraint margin between the active power and the reactive power of the branch ij; lambda [ alpha ]PRepresenting an output active power constraint margin of the renewable energy power generation equipment; each constraint margin calculation expression is as follows:
Figure FDA0002537614390000061
Figure FDA0002537614390000062
Figure FDA0002537614390000063
Figure FDA0002537614390000064
Figure FDA0002537614390000065
Figure FDA0002537614390000066
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002537614390000067
representing random variables
Figure FDA0002537614390000068
1-quantile of;
Figure FDA0002537614390000069
representing random variables
Figure FDA00025376143900000610
1-quantile of;
Figure FDA00025376143900000611
representing random variables
Figure FDA00025376143900000612
1-quantile of;
Figure FDA00025376143900000613
representing random variables
Figure FDA00025376143900000614
1-quantile of;
Figure FDA00025376143900000615
representing random variables
Figure FDA00025376143900000616
1-quantile of;
Figure FDA00025376143900000617
representing random variables
Figure FDA00025376143900000618
1-quantile of (a) to (b),
Figure FDA00025376143900000619
is defined as follows:
Figure FDA00025376143900000620
5) establishing a probability evaluation model of the adjustable capacity of the power of the virtual power plant, and evaluating the adjustable capacity of the power of the virtual power plant under a set confidence coefficient; the method comprises the following specific steps:
5.1) arranging output active and reactive variables of various types of equipment of the virtual power plant into a vector form, and expressing the output active and reactive variables as follows:
Figure FDA00025376143900000621
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA00025376143900000622
respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of synchronous machine type equipment at the moment t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000623
respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the photovoltaic power generation equipment at the moment t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000624
respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the doubly-fed fan type equipment at the moment t;
Figure FDA00025376143900000625
respectively representing vectors formed by output active and reactive variables of the energy storage type equipment at the moment t;
5.2) construction of decision variable vector XtAs follows:
Figure FDA00025376143900000626
5.3) definition of
Figure FDA0002537614390000071
And
Figure FDA0002537614390000072
respectively output to the main network by the virtual power plant at the grid-connected point at the confidence 1-lower moment and the time tEstablishing a probability evaluation model of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant for active power and reactive power;
the model objective function is as follows:
Figure FDA0002537614390000073
the constraint conditions of the model are equations (5) - (35) and (41);
wherein, alpha is a power factor alpha epsilon [0,2 pi);
5.4) solving the probability evaluation model of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant for any given power factor alpha to obtain the corresponding optimal solution under the set confidence 1 < - >, and recording the optimal solution as
Figure FDA0002537614390000074
5.5) expressing the solving result of the step 5.4) under different confidence coefficients into a piecewise linear function form by utilizing a convex function piecewise linear fitting algorithm, and forming a probability function analytic expression of the power adjustability of the virtual power plant as follows:
Figure FDA0002537614390000075
wherein ReLU (·) represents a rectifying linear unit function; y istRepresenting two-dimensional independent variable vector formed by virtual power plant output active power and output reactive power at moment t
Figure FDA0002537614390000076
Representing a virtual plant power tunability; a isjAnd bjRespectively representing coefficients of jth piecewise function at time t; m represents the number of piecewise linear functions;
using equation (52), given a confidence level of 1-, let Conf t(Yt) Not less than 1-, solving to obtain Y of corresponding virtual power plant power adjustabilitytRange, evaluation ends.
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