Time-based initial-stage power grid cascading failure analog simulation method
A technology of cascading faults and simulation, applied to electrical components, circuit devices, AC network circuits, etc., can solve the problems that continuous changes in the power system cannot be effectively monitored and controlled, and cannot meet the requirements of power system operation reliability.
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[0066] Embodiment: a kind of time-based initial power grid cascading failure simulation method, it comprises the steps:
[0067] 1. When modeling grid faults, consider cascading faults rather than the impact of a single fault on the system. It is considered that the state of the system before the failure is stable, and the power flow distribution before the failure of the system is known. The period T during which the mth fault occurs and the m+1th fault has not occurred is taken as the research object.
[0068] When the mth fault occurs, considering that the load transferred by the faulty line may cause overloading of the line connected in parallel with the faulty tie line or with the faulty bus section, the flow of overload will cause the line to heat up, and the thermal effect will cause arc sag to cause the line impedance to change. Large, as time increases, the possibility of m+1 cascading failures will increase accordingly. Similarly, if the load continues to increase ...
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