Method for calculating mixed continuation power flow at voltage stability boundary
A stable boundary, mixed continuous technology, applied in electrical components, circuit devices, AC network circuits, etc., can solve the problem of long time for calculating voltage stability boundary, and achieve the effect of quickly obtaining, overcoming the prolongation of calculation time and improving calculation speed.
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[0019] Specific Embodiment 1: This embodiment is realized by the following steps: 1. Read the load node network impedance matrix (can be called online from the database that has been calculated offline in advance) and the basic data of power flow calculation (the basic data of power flow calculation mainly includes nodes data and line data, etc.), and initialize k and L am (k) and other parameters;
[0020] 2. Execute power flow calculation to find the voltage and current phasors of each load node;
[0021] 3. Calculate the system voltage stability characteristic index r in the current state min :
[0022] r min = min ( | V i Σ j = 1 n Z ...
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[0052] Specific implementation mode two: the following is an implementation example of the present invention, taking Poland 2746 node system as an example to test and analyze, the simulation results are as follows Figure 5 and 6 shown. The specific steps and results are as follows:
[0053] 1. Read the load node network impedance matrix and the basic data of power flow calculation, and initialize k=1 and L am (1)=1 and other parameters.
[0054] 2. Perform power flow calculations to find the voltage and current phasors of each load node, and then calculate the voltage stability characteristic index r min = 3.828.
[0055] 3. Due to the current state of r min Much larger than 1, so need to update k(k=2) and L am (k):
[0056] L am ( 2 ) = 1 + r min 2 * ...
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