A Method for Determining Failure Sets Based on Security Domains for n-1 Check Failures
A technology for determining the method and fault set, applied in the direction of digital transmission system, electrical components, transmission system, etc., can solve the problem of difficult to guide the distribution network online, long calculation time, etc., to ensure rapidity, accuracy, The effect of accuracy and speed
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[0031] A security domain-based N-1 check failed failure set determination method, see figure 1 , figure 2 and image 3 , the method includes the following steps:
[0032] 101: Obtain the safety boundary of each feeder or feeder segment load through the distribution network security domain;
[0033] 102: According to the characteristics of the load distribution in the safety boundary expression, any safety boundary is divided into a feeder fault type boundary and a main transformer fault type boundary, output a fault feeder or a fault main transformer, specify the fault type, and form an initial fault set;
[0034] 103: directly output the fault feeders in the initial fault concentration as components of the final fault concentration;
[0035] 104: Combining the faulty main transformer in the initial fault concentration and the backup main transformer of the faulty main transformer to judge through the safety distance, obtain the non-transferable load and stop-transfer load...
Embodiment 2
[0039] The scheme in Embodiment 1 will be described in detail below with specific calculation formulas and examples, see below for details: 201: Obtain the safety boundary of each feeder or feeder section load through the distribution network security domain
[0040] Among them, the distribution network security domain can be written as the following general formula:
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[0042] In formula (1), DSSR is the security domain; F 1 , F 2 ...F n Indicates the feeder or feeder section load (i.e., in the single-connection case, F n Indicates the single-connection feeder load; in the case of multiple connections, F n Indicates the feeder or feeder segment load that can be transferred to the line outside the station); F m Express with F n The feeder or feeder segment load with contact relationship; F j Express with F m Loads of other feeders or feeder sections connected to the same main transformer; F k Indicates a fault followed by an F n Other loads connected to the ...
Embodiment 3
[0074] Below in conjunction with concrete test, formula, the scheme in embodiment 1 and 2 is carried out feasibility verification, see the following description for details:
[0075] The grid structure of the example power grid is as follows: Figure 4 As shown, there are 2 substations, 4 main transformers, 20 outgoing feeders, and 22 feeders or feeder section loads. The numbers 1 to 22 represent F 1 ~F 22 , feeders are selected JKLYJ-185, the allowable capacity of 11.30MVA. See Table 1 for the main transformer data of the substation; see Table 2 for the load level data of the current distribution network.
[0076] Table 1 Basic information of the main transformer
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[0078] Table 2 Load Levels
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[0080] 1) Calculate the safety boundary and safety distance of the distribution network. The current safety domain of the distribution network is:
[0081] f 1 ≤min(RF 11 -F 11 , R 3 -F 11 -F 12 -F 13 -F 14 -F 15 -F 21 )
[0082] f 2 ≤min(RF 16 ...
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