Method for calculating voltage distribution of feed line containing DG

A calculation method and feeder voltage technology, applied in the field of distribution network, can solve problems such as node voltage exceeding the limit, complex lines, node voltage rise, etc.

A calculation method and feeder voltage technology, applied in the field of distribution network, can solve problems such as node voltage exceeding the limit, complex lines, node voltage rise, etc.

CN104935013AInactive Publication Date: 2015-09-23SHANDONG UNIV OF TECH
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[0038] Embodiments of the present invention are further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawings:

[0039] like figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, it is assumed that there are n distributed power sources connected to the feeder, and the connected nodes are respectively d 1 、d 2 ... d n Respectively represent the nodes connected by the 1st, 2nd...n DGs, and the access capacity is P d1 ,P d2 ......P dn . After analysis and derivation, the voltage formulas of each node k can be expressed by formulas (1)-(3) respectively.

[0040] when k∈[0,d 1 ]Time, U K = U 0 - k Σ i = k N P i R + Σ i ...

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for calculating voltage distribution of a feed line containing a DG (Distributed Generation), characterized in that calculation of voltage distribution is performed through a superimposed principle, i.e., when a system power supply is in effect and when the DG is in effect, line loss is respectively calculated, then voltage of each node is calculated, and voltage distribution of the feed line is derived. When the plurality of arbitrary DGs are connected, the method also can derive the rule of voltage changes of each node of the feed line. Nowadays, grid connection capacity of the DG is bigger and bigger, the number of the DGs connected in the feed line is correspondingly increased. Therefore, the method can derive the voltage distribution case after the DGs with certain capacity are connected into the feed line, and can derive the optimum position and capacity of the DG when the plurality of DGs are connected into the feed line, thereby solving the problem of node voltage off-limit after connection of the DGs.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for calculating the voltage distribution of feeder lines containing DG, and belongs to the technical field of distribution networks. Background technique [0002] Distributed power generation occupies an important position in the energy field. Its development has alleviated the deterioration of resource scarcity and environmental pollution, and has become one of the ways to effectively utilize renewable energy in nature. In the early stage of development, the connection of distributed power generation does not consider its impact on the distribution network, that is, "connect and forget". However, with the development of distributed power generation technology, the grid-connected capacity is also increasing. The power network has also become complex, from a distribution network with one-way flow of power to an active distribution network with two-way flow, and the impact on the distribution network cannot be ignored. ...

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Patent Timeline
23 Sep 2015
Publication
CN104935013A
IPC
H02J3/38; G06Q50/06
Inventors
张新慧; 梁永省