Method of optimizing static safe and stable operation limit of electric power system
A power system and stable operation technology, which is applied in the field of static security and stability analysis and optimization of power systems, can solve problems such as the power grid operation mode where the power system under evaluation is at the limit of static security and stable operation, and achieve shortening of the work process and formulation time, and improving The effect of voltage quality and safety and stability, simple and easy to compile
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[0031] Embodiment: A method for optimizing static safe and stable operation limits of power systems, participated in figure 1 As shown, the steps are as follows:
[0032] Step 1, use the custom data interface module of BPA power system calculation and analysis software to analyze the original data report in BPA power flow format containing the network structure and operation data of the evaluated power system, and then analyze the network structure and operation data of the evaluated power system. While the data is analyzed by BPA network nodes, the network structure and operation data including the evaluated power system are also processed by BPA network node equivalents;
[0033] Step 2, then use the BPA power system calculation and analysis software to perform the first BPA power flow calculation on the data in the original data report;
[0034] Step 3: If the first BPA power flow calculation does not converge, then use the BPA optimal power flow model and algorithm to ana...
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[0050] Example 1: Use BPA to perform N-1 simulated fault interruption: when the simulated disconnection of the lines from station A to station B will cause overloading of the lines from station A to station C; the simulated disconnection of the lines from station A to station C will cause ~ The line at station B is overloaded; the simulated disconnection of the lines at station D~B will cause the line at station A~C to be overloaded.
[0051] Table 1, Table 2 and Table 3 show the overload situation of power grid simulated disconnection line before optimization: when the line from station A to station B is disconnected, the load on the line from station A to station C is 331.8MVA, and the load rate is 121.8%; When the line from Station A to Station C is disconnected, the load on the line from Station A to Station B is 331.9MVA, and the load rate is 121.8%; when the line from Station D to Station B is disconnected, the load on the line from Station A to Station C is 303.4 MVA, t...
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[0071] Example 2: Use BPA to perform N-1 simulated fault interruption: When the simulated disconnection of one circuit from station A to station B will cause the overload of the two circuits from station A to station B.
[0072] Table 9 shows the overload situation of the power grid simulated disconnection line before optimization: when one circuit line from station A to station B is disconnected, the load on the second circuit circuit from station A to station B is 486.8MVA, and the load rate is 123.7%.
[0073] The overload situation of the simulated disconnection line of the power grid after optimization is shown in Figure 10: when the one-circuit line from station A to station B is disconnected, the load on the two-circuit line from station A to station B is 392.9MVA, and the load rate is 99.82%.
[0074] Table 9 Simulated disconnection of line overload from station A to station B before optimization
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[0076] Table 10 Simulated disconnection of the line overloa...
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