A three-phase power flow calculation method for distribution network based on linear load model
A technology of load model and three-phase power flow, which is applied to AC networks, circuit devices, AC network circuits and other directions with the same frequency from different sources, can solve the problems of low calculation accuracy and slow calculation speed, and achieve high calculation accuracy, The calculation speed is improved and the effect of solving three-phase power flow calculation problems
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[0113] The present invention selects three non-three-phase balanced system examples for testing and analysis, that is, IEEE13, IEEE37, and IEEE123 node systems. For details, please refer to IEEE PES Distribution System Analysis Subcommittee's Distribution Test Feeder Working Group. Distribution test feeders [EB / OL ]. The corresponding content in http: / / ewh.ieee.org / soc / pes / dsa com / testfeeders / index.html will not be repeated here. Use LTPF_VV, LTPF_XV and implicit Zbus The Gaussian method calculates the three-phase power flow, also with implicit Zbus The power flow calculation result of the Gaussian method is used as the reference standard, and the convergence condition is set to 10 -5 pu.
[0114] Tables 1 to 3 respectively show the mean absolute errors of the two linear power flow methods for IEEE13, IEEE37, and IEEE123 systems. Table 4 shows the mean values including implicit Zbus The total calculation time consumed by the three power flow calculation methods including the Gau...
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