Quantitative identification method for transfer power supply weak ring influencing power distribution network fault recovery
A distribution network fault and identification method technology, applied in the field of power grid fault analysis, can solve the problem of quantitative calculation of weak links that cannot be transferred from the power grid to power supply, and achieve the effects of improving fault recovery efficiency, reducing the scope of power outages, and shortening the power outage time
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[0045] Embodiment: When the distribution network is faulty, the restoration speed and the restoration load are mainly determined by the connection between the faulty area and the non-faulty area, the load distribution in the faulty area, and the distribution in the non-faulty area. In order to be able to use a unified standard and measure the weak link of power supply transfer during failure, the load distribution under the maximum mode of the power grid is taken as the benchmark value, and the value is taken on the premise of typical wiring.
[0046] Since the power grid design usually pays attention to the N-1 of the main equipment, such as the outage of a single main transformer and the outage of a single line, the transfer power supply capacity under the general N-1 situation can be satisfied, and the complete outage of the substation is an extreme case Although the probability of occurrence of severe faults is small, the consequences are serious and often cause partial pow...
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