Homotopy-based distributed power supply and non-linear load containing short circuit current calculating method

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The invention discloses a homotopy-based distributed power supply and non-linear load containing short circuit current calculating method comprising the following steps: taking the distributed power supply as a node, and building a power distribution network system model according to connecting modes and parameters of each electrical part in the power distribution network; using an iteration type compensation current method to resolve the short circuit current of a power distribution network load model; determining whether the resolved short circuit current has converged or not, entering the next step if not, and storing the result and stop computing if the short circuit current has converged; converting all constant power loads into a constant impedance load model, using the iteration type compensation current method to compute the short circuit current, and computing short circuit voltage values of each node in the power distribution network system; building a homotopy equation, using calculated short circuit voltage values and current values to build an admittance matrix, and using a continuous method to resolve and update the admittance matrix, thus obtaining the convergence short circuit current solution. The homotopy-based distributed power supply and non-linear load containing short circuit current calculating method can simultaneously improve short circuit calculating performance in the aspects of convergence and resolving precision.

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[0001] The invention relates to a homotopy-based short-circuit current calculation method including distributed power supply and nonlinear load. Background technique

[0002] In recent years, with the rapid development of green renewable energy such as wind energy and solar energy, the distributed power generation technology based on this has also been vigorously developed. The access of distributed power generation has changed the topology of the distribution network, allowing electric energy to flow in both directions, which brings more challenges to the operation and maintenance of the distribution network.

[0003] Specific analysis, its impact has two sides. On the one hand, the distributed power supply compensates the electric energy locally in the load center to reduce the loss caused by the flow of electric energy in the line, and at the same time improve the quality of the power supply voltage and improve the reliability of the power supply. On the ...

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