CN112165118A - Multi-fault power supply recovery method for power distribution network - Google Patents

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CN112165118A
CN112165118A CN202011052099.1A CN202011052099A CN112165118A CN 112165118 A CN112165118 A CN 112165118A CN 202011052099 A CN202011052099 A CN 202011052099A CN 112165118 A CN112165118 A CN 112165118A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-fault power supply recovery method for a power distribution network, which comprises the following steps: step 1, positioning the accurate position of a fault and isolating a fault area; step 2, tripping the fault feeder DGs off respective grid-connected circuit breakers, and converting the DGs with black start capability into an island operation mode to supply power to local loads; step 3, after fault isolation, searching the number of interruptible loads, disjunction switches and primary interconnection switches in the power loss area, judging whether the sum of the transfer capacity and the black start DG capacity of the primary interconnection switch meets the load requirement of the power loss area, and if so, implementing a complete recovery power supply scheme; step 4, searching a power supply recovery feasible solution set according to the power supply recovery model if the power supply recovery requirement is not met; and 5, comparing the feasible solutions, analyzing the objective functions to obtain a comprehensive optimal solution, and obtaining an optimal scheme for system fault recovery. The method can realize rapid power supply recovery after multiple faults of the power distribution network.

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Multi-fault power supply recovery method for power distribution network
Technical Field
The invention relates to a multi-fault power supply recovery method for a power distribution network, which is used in the field of smart power grids.
Background
When the power distribution network suffers from a large-scale power failure caused by a huge man-made or natural disaster, the power supply of the power distribution network needs to be recovered in time. Because the fault points are very many, the power supply recovery of all the lost load points cannot be met through the switch operation at the moment, which fault points must be preferentially recovered, then the remaining fault points are recovered after the first-aid repair, in the first-aid repair process, because the fault points are more and the first-aid repair resources are limited, which fault points need to be preferentially repaired, and other fault points are first-aid repaired after the first-aid repair of the fault points is finished. The above complications make power restoration strategies that are often used by power companies in the event of small-scale line or equipment failures unsuitable.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provides a power supply recovery method for multiple faults of a power distribution network, which can realize rapid power supply recovery after multiple faults of the power distribution network.
One technical scheme for achieving the above purpose is as follows: a multi-fault power supply recovery method for a power distribution network comprises the following steps:
step 1, after a fault occurs, positioning the accurate position of the fault, tripping off a power supply side circuit breaker closest to the fault position, and effectively isolating a fault area;
step 2, tripping the fault feeder DGs off respective grid-connected breakers, converting the DGs with black start capability into an island operation mode to supply power to a local load, reducing the load if the capacity is insufficient, and keeping the non-fault feeder DGs in a grid-connected operation state;
step 3, after fault isolation, searching the number of interruptible loads, disjunction switches and primary interconnection switches in the power loss area, judging whether the sum of the transfer capacity and the black start DG capacity of the primary interconnection switch meets the load requirement of the power loss area, and if so, implementing a complete recovery power supply scheme;
step 4, searching a power supply recovery feasible solution set according to the power supply recovery model if the power supply recovery requirement is not met;
and 5, comparing the feasible solutions, analyzing the objective functions to obtain a comprehensive optimal solution, and obtaining an optimal scheme for system fault recovery.
Further, in step 2, the model for converting the DG with the black start capability into the islanding operation mode to supply power to the local load is
Figure BDA0002709895360000021
Wherein e represents a proportionality coefficient; lLiWhether the ith load is put into use or not is represented, and values are 0 and 1; h isLiAlso represents the corresponding load weight, PLiRepresenting the ith load power; w is ajRepresenting the weight of the jth path.
The multi-fault power supply recovery method for the power distribution network aims at minimizing the power failure time of an important load point and the power failure time of a total power loss load point, globally considers an emergency measure scheme after a large-scale fault of the power distribution network, is beneficial to shortening the multi-fault power supply recovery time of the power distribution network and improving the power supply quality of a power department interface
Detailed Description
In order to better understand the technical solution of the present invention, the following detailed description is made by specific examples:
the invention discloses a multi-fault power supply recovery method for a power distribution network, which comprises the following steps of:
step 1, after a fault occurs, positioning the accurate position of the fault, tripping off a power supply side circuit breaker closest to the fault position, and effectively isolating a fault area;
step 2, tripping the fault feeder DGs off respective grid-connected breakers, converting the DGs with black start capability into an island operation mode to supply power to a local load, reducing the load if the capacity is insufficient, and keeping the non-fault feeder DGs in a grid-connected operation state;
step 3, after fault isolation, searching the number of interruptible loads, disjunction switches and primary interconnection switches in the power loss area, judging whether the sum of the transfer capacity and the black start DG capacity of the primary interconnection switch meets the load requirement of the power loss area, and if so, implementing a complete recovery power supply scheme;
step 4, searching a power supply recovery feasible solution set according to the power supply recovery model if the power supply recovery requirement is not met;
and 5, comparing the feasible solutions, analyzing the objective functions to obtain a comprehensive optimal solution, and obtaining an optimal scheme for system fault recovery.
And reasonably arranging the optimal sequence and the recovery path of the DGs in the black start by taking the maximum important load recovery and the shortest path as targets. The method for establishing the power supply recovery optimization model comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002709895360000031
wherein e represents a proportionality coefficient; lLiWhether the ith load is put into use or not is represented, and values are 0 and 1; h isLiAlso represents the corresponding load weight, PLiRepresenting the ith load power; w is ajRepresenting the weight of the jth path.
And solving the problem of large-area power failure and power supply recovery by using a mathematical model of an Agent Environment Rule (AER). Considering island operation, various influencing factors in power supply recovery of a power distribution network with small power supplies are expressed as intelligent bodies, environments and environment updating rules in a model in combination with intelligent environment rules (AER). The established model is as follows:
Figure BDA0002709895360000032
in the formula, kBThe total outage load in the outage region of the meter; gamma represents a power failure area set obtained after fault isolation; k is a radical ofiA load amount representing the recovered ith load; a represents whether all the power failure loads can be completely recovered or not, the value 1 represents energy, and the value 0 represents incapability; ploss.sysRepresenting power distribution system network losses that do not include islanding operation; ploss.islandjRepresenting the active loss of the jth island.
Considering the existing recovery method of comprehensive optimization target weighting, combining multi-target optimization and multi-Agent (AER) cooperative control technology, and the application of DG and microgrid in the intelligent power distribution network, the power distribution network can quickly and efficiently recover power supply on the premise of ensuring safety and reliability through a series of steps of generation, safety check, optimization, execution and the like of a power supply recovery scheme. The power supply recovery model is as follows:
f＝max∑i∈NλiLi
n＝min Nj
Figure BDA0002709895360000033
in the formula, λiIndicating the importance of the ith load; l isiRepresenting the load amount of the ith load recovery; n is a radical ofjThe number of switches which are required to be operated for restoring the normal power supply of the power-loss load is represented; s1Representing the actual load apparent power of the feeder; slimRepresenting the ultimate load apparent power of the feeder.
In the fault recovery process, a local power supply is used as much as possible, and the contribution rate of a local unit is ensured. A corresponding power supply recovery model is established:
Figure BDA0002709895360000041
Figure BDA0002709895360000042
Figure BDA0002709895360000043
in the formula, M represents an important load node set in a power loss area; a represents the set of all load nodes in a power-off area; c represents a renewable energy source unit set;
Figure BDA0002709895360000044
represents the load of node i; b isiRepresenting the state of node i;
Figure BDA0002709895360000045
and the actual output and the maximum output of the unit i are shown.
It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the above embodiments are only for illustrating the present invention and are not to be used as a limitation of the present invention, and that changes and modifications to the above described embodiments are within the scope of the claims of the present invention as long as they are within the spirit and scope of the present invention.

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1. A multi-fault power supply recovery method for a power distribution network is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, after a fault occurs, positioning the accurate position of the fault, tripping off a power supply side circuit breaker closest to the fault position, and effectively isolating a fault area;
step 2, tripping the fault feeder DGs off respective grid-connected breakers, converting the DGs with black start capability into an island operation mode to supply power to a local load, reducing the load if the capacity is insufficient, and keeping the non-fault feeder DGs in a grid-connected operation state;
step 3, after fault isolation, searching the number of interruptible loads, disjunction switches and primary interconnection switches in the power loss area, judging whether the sum of the transfer capacity and the black start DG capacity of the primary interconnection switch meets the load requirement of the power loss area, and if so, implementing a complete recovery power supply scheme;
step 4, searching a power supply recovery feasible solution set according to the power supply recovery model if the power supply recovery requirement is not met;
and 5, comparing the feasible solutions, analyzing the objective functions to obtain a comprehensive optimal solution, and obtaining an optimal scheme for system fault recovery.
2. The method for recovering multiple fault power supplies of the power distribution network according to claim 1, wherein in the step 2, the model for converting the DG with the black start capability into the island operation mode to supply power to the local load is
Figure FDA0002709895350000011
Wherein e represents a proportionality coefficient; lLiWhether the ith load is put into use or not is represented, and values are 0 and 1; h isLiAlso represents the corresponding load weight, PLiRepresenting the ith load power; w is ajRepresenting the weight of the jth path.
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