CN114552783A - Main/standby control right switching method for grid-level power dispatching system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for switching master and standby control rights of a network-level power dispatching system, which comprises the following steps of 1) checking the core application running state of the system; 2) the high-level application function of the issued control command exits; 3) quitting the automation control right and the scheduling control right; 4) forbidding the system control right after the system control queue is executed; 5) and pre-channel blocking control. After the master dispatching control right exits, the standby dispatching system is put into the control right flow: 1) checking the control right of the master dispatching system and the core application state of the standby dispatching system; 2) restoring control of a preposed channel of the standby system; 3) putting into automation and scheduling control right and system master control right; 4) and issuing a control command, and putting high-level application functions into use. The invention uniformly considers the processes of the exit of the master control right and the input of the standby control right of the network-level dispatching system, and ensures the safe switching of the high-level application control function module and the manual control function of the power dispatching system between the master control right and the standby control right.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a method for switching master and standby control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system, and belongs to the technical field of control rights of dispatching systems.
Background
In order to improve the disaster resistance of a power dispatching system, the grid-level power dispatching in China is provided with a main system and a standby system so as to realize synchronous duty and seamless switching of the main system and the standby system, and ensure that the power dispatching command and control are not interrupted under various extreme conditions. When the standby dispatching system runs normally, the standby dispatching system has no control authority, only has a monitoring function and cannot send control commands to the lower dispatching system. When the main dispatching system is abnormal or other reasons and a standby dispatching system needs to issue a remote control command, the control right needs to be switched to the standby dispatching, and automatic control, manual control and other functions of AGC, AVC and the like of the standby dispatching work normally, so that the safe and stable operation of a power grid is guaranteed. At present, the control right switching of the network-level scheduling system is not standardized in China, so that the research on a practical and reliable network-level control right switching scheme and process has great value and significance.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provides a method for switching the master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system, so as to solve the problem of switching the control rights of the master/slave power dispatching system of grid-level power.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention is realized by adopting the following technical scheme:
in a first aspect, the present invention provides a method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power scheduling system, including:
the master control system enters the control right and exits the process, which comprises the following steps:
checking the running state of the core application of the main dispatching system;
when the application is normal, the high-level application function which issues the control command exits;
quitting the automation control right and the scheduling control right;
forbidding the system control right after the master control system control queue is executed;
controlling the front channel to be blocked;
after the master dispatching system control right quits, the standby dispatching system starts to put into control right, comprising:
checking the control right of the master dispatching system and the core application state of the standby dispatching system;
when the control right of the main dispatching system is quitted and the core application state of the standby dispatching system is normal, the front channel of the standby dispatching system recovers control;
putting into automation and scheduling control right and system master control right;
and issuing a control command, and putting high-level application functions into use.
Further, when the running state of the core application of the main dispatching system is checked, abnormal application detection is continued when the application is checked to be abnormal, and the next step is carried out until the application is recovered to be normal.
Further, the high-level application function for issuing the control command includes: the system comprises automatic power generation control, automatic voltage control, automatic direct current control, automatic energy storage control, and automatic start-stop control and planned issuing of an energy storage power plant.
Furthermore, when the high-level application function which issues the control command exits, each function module exits one by one until all the function modules exit successfully.
Further, the exiting the automation control right and exiting the scheduling control right includes:
the automatic control right quits, the automatic personnel logs in, and quits after the authority is verified;
the dispatch control right exits by the dispatch personnel, exits after the authority is checked.
Further, the prohibiting the system control right after the master control queue is executed includes:
waiting for manual exit of control rights of dispatching personnel and automation personnel of the master dispatching system;
and after the master control system control queue is executed, the system control right is quitted.
Further, the blocking of the front channel comprises:
and (3) blocking the preposed channel after the execution of the existing control queue is finished, wherein the preposed channel is responsible for downward interaction, the control command is issued to the transformer substation through the preposed channel, and the last gate issued by control is closed through blocking the preposed channel.
Further, in the process that the standby dispatching system starts to be put into the control right, the high-level application function of the issued control command is put into use, and the put-into function corresponds to the application function that the main dispatching system quits.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
the invention provides a method for switching master and standby control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system, which uniformly considers the processes of quitting the master control right and putting the master control right into the standby control right of the grid-level dispatching system, ensures the safe switching of a high-level application control function module and a manual control function of the power dispatching system between the master and standby, provides a practical and reliable scheme and process for switching the master and standby control rights of the grid-level power dispatching system, and has great value and significance.
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fig. 2 and fig. 3 are schematic diagrams of an example of a master/slave control right switching tool of a grid-level power dispatching system according to the present invention.
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The invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The following examples are only for illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention more clearly, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby.
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This embodiment introduces a method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power scheduling system, including:
the master control system enters the control right and exits the process, which comprises the following steps:
checking the running state of the core application of the main dispatching system;
when the application is normal, the high-level application function which issues the control command exits;
quitting the automation control right and the scheduling control right;
forbidding the system control right after the master control system control queue is executed;
controlling the front channel to be blocked;
after the master dispatching system control right quits, the standby dispatching system starts to put into control right, comprising:
checking the control right of the master dispatching system and the core application state of the standby dispatching system;
when the control right of the main dispatching system is quitted and the core application state of the standby dispatching system is normal, the front channel of the standby dispatching system recovers control;
putting into automation and scheduling control right and system master control right;
and issuing a control command, and putting high-level application functions into use.
As shown in fig. 1, an application process of the method for switching master/standby control rights of a grid-level power scheduling system provided in this embodiment specifically involves the following steps:
1) checking the core application state of the master system. And normally carrying out the next step, otherwise, checking abnormal application, and entering the next step after the normal application is recovered.
2) The high-level application function issuing the control command exits. These application functions mainly include: automatic power generation control, automatic voltage control, automatic direct current control, automatic energy storage control, automatic start-stop control of an energy storage power plant, planned issuing and the like. Each functional module is exited one by one until all are successfully exited.
3) Quitting the automation control right and quitting the scheduling control right. The automatic control right quits, the automatic personnel logs in, and quits after the authority is verified; the dispatching control right is logged in by a dispatcher, and the dispatcher logs out after checking the authority.
4) And forbidding the system control right after the system control queue is executed. After the scheduling and automation control right exits, the system control right exits after the inventory control is required to be executed after the control commands which are executed possibly exist in the system.
5) And pre-channel blocking control. The front module is responsible for the downward interaction and can be blocked only after the execution of the existing control queue is finished. In addition, the control command is issued to the transformer substation through the preposition, and the last gate issued by control is closed through blocking the preposition channel.
After the left part of the flow chart of fig. 1 is executed, the backup dispatching system can start to put in the control right, and the steps of putting in the control right and exiting basically keep the reverse order relationship, and the steps are as follows:
1) and checking the control right of the master dispatching system and the core application state of the standby dispatching system. Firstly, the control right of the master dispatching system is confirmed to be quitted, and the core application state of the standby dispatching system is ensured to be normal.
2) And recovering the control of the preposed channel of the standby dispatching system.
3) Putting into automation and scheduling control right and system master control right;
4) and issuing a control command, and putting high-level application functions into use. The function that is put in corresponds to the function that the master call quits.
The following describes the design of the above-described embodiments in conjunction with a preferred embodiment.
The implementation of switching between master and standby control rights of a network-level power dispatching system is shown in fig. 2 and 3, wherein keys for tool login, automation, dispatching control right exit and the like all have a verification right link:
1) the top left side of fig. 2, in the first combo box, shows whether the current system is a key.
2) The second combination box on the top of the left side of fig. 2 shows the automation control right, the scheduling control right and the total control right (system control right).
3) The third box on the top of the left side of fig. 2 shows the total control right (system control right) of the contralateral system.
4) The system critical application states are shown in the fourth combo box on the top left of fig. 2.
5) The AGC (automatic power control) and AVC (automatic voltage control) on the right side of fig. 2 refer to advanced application functions that issue control commands, and click-to-exit refers to exiting these functions. When the SCADA quits by clicking, the automatic control right quitting is prompted, the scheduling control right quitting is prompted, and the total control right quitting is prompted. Clicking to exit from the preposition, and carrying out channel locking control on the preposition.
6) Fig. 3 is a dispatch control exit dialog box providing a dispatch control status presentation and a drop button.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, several modifications and variations can be made without departing from the technical principle of the present invention, and these modifications and variations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A method for switching master/standby control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system is characterized by comprising the following steps:
the master control system enters the control right and exits the process, which comprises the following steps:
checking the running state of the core application of the main dispatching system;
when the application is normal, the high-level application function which issues the control command exits;
quitting the automation control right and the scheduling control right;
forbidding the system control right after the master control system control queue is executed;
controlling the front channel to be blocked;
after the master dispatching system control right quits, the standby dispatching system starts to put into control right, comprising:
checking the control right of the master dispatching system and the core application state of the standby dispatching system;
when the control right of the main dispatching system is quitted and the core application state of the standby dispatching system is normal, the front channel of the standby dispatching system recovers control;
putting into automation and scheduling control right and system master control right;
and issuing a control command, and putting high-level application functions into use.
2. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: and when the running state of the core application of the main dispatching system is checked, when the application is checked to be abnormal, the abnormal application detection is continuously carried out until the application is recovered to be normal, and then the next step is carried out.
3. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: the high-level application function for issuing the control command comprises the following steps: the system comprises automatic power generation control, automatic voltage control, automatic direct current control, automatic energy storage control, and automatic start-stop control and planned issuing of an energy storage power plant.
4. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: and when the high-level application function which issues the control command exits, each function module exits one by one until all the function modules exit successfully.
5. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: the exiting of the automation control right and the exiting of the scheduling control right comprise the following steps:
the automatic control right quits, the automatic personnel logs in, and quits after the authority is verified;
the dispatch control right exits through the login of the dispatcher, and exits after the authority is verified.
6. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: the step of forbidding the system control right after the master control system control queue is executed includes:
waiting for manual exit of control rights of dispatching personnel and automation personnel of the master dispatching system;
and after the master control system control queue is executed, the system control right is quitted.
7. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: the blocking of the front channel comprises:
and (3) blocking the preposed channel after the execution of the existing control queue is finished, wherein the preposed channel is responsible for downward interaction, the control command is issued to the transformer substation through the preposed channel, and the last gate issued by control is closed through blocking the preposed channel.
8. The method for switching master/slave control rights of a grid-level power dispatching system according to claim 1, wherein: and in the process that the standby dispatching system starts to put in the control right, the high-level application function of the issued control command is put in, and the put-in function corresponds to the application function quitted by the main dispatching system.
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