CPS test punishment sharing system based on UCPS

Abstract

The invention discloses a UCPS-based CPS evaluation fine allocation system. The system comprises a machine-set dynamic cataloging module, a machine-set UCPS fine electric quantity computing module, a UCPS fine amount computing module, a single-machine-set UCPS fine allocation factor computing module and a monthly single-machine-set CPS fine allocation amount computing module which are connected in series in sequence, and further comprises a UCPS fine allocation amount computing module and a CPS monthly fine amount and UCPS allocation amount computing module which are connected between the machine-set dynamic cataloging module and the monthly single-machine-set CPS fine allocation amount computing module. The invention combines the UCPS standard and the CPS standard, utilizes the scientific index to quantize the main proportion of the single machine-set to the CPS total fine amount, calculates the CPS fine allocation amount, has a simple and reasonable structure, can effectively identify and quantize the influence of all the electric generating sets on the area control performance standard fine amount, fully develops the resources at the power supply side for adjustment and improves the control performance of the electric network.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a CPS (Control Performance Standard, control performance standard) assessment penalty allocation system, in particular to a CPS assessment penalty allocation system based on UCPS (Unit Control Performance Standard, unit control performance standard) applied to generating sets. technical background [0002] In recent years, my country's power grid construction has developed rapidly, which has established a good foundation for the optimal exchange of electric power in various regions and the realization of safe, stable and economical operation of the entire power grid. But in this case, it is very important to assess the interconnected grid according to what standards, so as to ensure the safe operation of the entire grid and take into account the interests of each control area. NERC (North American Electric Reliability Council) proposed A1 / A2 guidelines in the 1970s, and has many years of operating experience in North Am...

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[0004] However, all of the above work focuses on the management of the grid side, ignoring the management of resources on the power generation side.

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