AC/DC power distribution network reliability evaluation method based on non-sequential Monte Carlo method
A technique of Monte Carlo method, distribution network, applied in the direction of AC network, AC network circuit, electrical components, etc. with the same frequency from different sources
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[0107] For this embodiment, first input the impedance value of the line elements in the AC-DC power distribution system, the active power and reactive power of the load elements, and the network topology connection relationship, its structure is as follows figure 2 As shown, see Table 1 and Table 2 for detailed parameters; set three converters, their positions are 13-152, 60-160, 54-94, the capacity of the converters is set to 5MVA, and the loss coefficient is set to 0.02; consider For the high penetration rate access of distributed power sources, 5 groups of distributed power sources are respectively connected to nodes 3, 54, 57, 61, and 80, with a capacity of 2MVA; the minimum value of node voltage is set to 0.93p.u., and the maximum value of node voltage is set is 1.07p.u.
[0108] In order to analyze the impact of DC power distribution technology on system reliability, a set of comparative examples is set up on the basis of the above-mentioned AC-DC hybrid distribution ne...
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