Multi-agent-based power distribution network island fusion control system and control method
A multi-agent, fusion control technology, applied in power network operating system integration, information technology support systems, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of not realizing automatic execution of multi-agent architecture, not considering multiple island connections and minimum switching times. And other issues
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[0054] A multi-agent-based distribution network island fusion control system, such as figure 1 As shown in the figure, it includes a central agent (Central Agent, CA), a feeder agent (FA) and a bus agent (Load bus Agent, LBA); the central agent is distributed in each active distribution network substation. On the transformer, the feeder agents are distributed on each feeder, and the busbar agents are distributed on the load bus; the central agent and the feeder agents communicate with each other, and the feeder agents communicate with the busbar agents. The bus agents communicate with each other.
[0055] The bus agent is used to monitor and control components on the load bus, collect information on the load bus and react to various conditions.
[0056] The busbar agent is used to control the normally closed local switches on both sides of the local bus, and control them to open when necessary to isolate the busbar.
[0057] The bus agent is used to control the tie line swit...
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[0102] Taking the IEEE-33 node power distribution system as an example, the calculation example is analyzed, and the standard IEEE-33 node power distribution system is appropriately modified, adding energy storage devices and distributed synchronous generators, and analyzing the recovery process of island fusion in the fault power distribution system advantages, such as figure 2 shown. In the calculation example, the distributed synchronous generators are divided into two categories: DG1, DG2 and DG4 are gas turbines, DG3 is a diesel generator, DG1 is located in island 1, DG2 is located in island 2, DG3 is located in island 3, and DG4 is located in island 4, the energy storage device is a battery. In this improved IEEE33 node power distribution system fault scenario, set 6 line faults that cannot be repaired in a short time, and are regarded as disconnected, respectively (main network, 1), (4, 5), (9, 10), (11 , 12), (20, 21), (26, 27), these faults divide the whole system ...
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