Chemical fiber factory intelligent power distribution method and system for flexible production

Abstract

The application relates to the technical field of intelligent power distribution control for chemical fiber production, and discloses a chemical fiber factory intelligent power distribution method and system for flexible production. Through collecting and aggregating real-time power data of power consumption nodes of workshops and spinning equipment, power consumption priority grading and load distribution construction are completed; high-priority node weights are evaluated and power transmission routes are optimized, power grid load balancing states are evaluated in combination with transmission indexes, and an optimized path list is generated; supply and demand data are matched to determine an allocation imbalance state, redundant power is adjusted to generate a power supply adjustment scheme; topology verification and disturbance suppression are completed by relying on distributed control, priority calibration is linked, and steady-state power distribution parameters are output. The application solves the problems of poor power distribution adaptability, large path switching disturbance, unstable power supply of core equipment and load imbalance in flexible production of chemical fibers, significantly improves power supply stability and load balancing, guarantees continuous and reliable operation of core equipment, and realizes flexible power distribution self-adaptive to working conditions.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application belongs to the field of intelligent power distribution control technology in chemical fiber production, specifically an intelligent power distribution method and system for chemical fiber plants with flexible production. Background Technology

[0002] The chemical fiber industry is a core pillar industry in the modern industrial manufacturing system. Flexible production has become the mainstream production method for chemical fiber enterprises to adapt to market customization needs and enhance their core competitiveness. Under flexible production conditions, chemical fiber plants need to frequently switch between multiple operating conditions, such as full-load production, small-batch trial production, and equipment maintenance shutdowns, resulting in highly dynamic and volatile production loads. As the energy core of production operations, the power supply and distribution system's power supply stability and resource allocation rationality directly determine the production line's operating efficiency and product quality, and are a key foundation for ensuring the continuous operation of flexible production.

[0003] Currently, chemical fiber plants generally adopt the traditional fixed power distribution and management model, which has significant technical shortcomings. This model cannot respond in real time to the dynamic load changes of flexible production, and it is difficult to accurately control the power demand of different processes such as polymerization and spinning. It is prone to structural imbalances such as power shortages for core equipment and power redundancy for auxiliary equipment. At the same time, the existing power distribution system cannot dynamically optimize the power transmission topology, path switching is prone to grid disturbances, and there is a lack of a hierarchical power supply mechanism based on equipment importance. The energy utilization rate is low, and it cannot adapt to the power distribution needs of flexible switching of multiple operating conditions.

[0004] In summary, existing power distribution technologies for chemical fibers cannot solve the core technical problems of poor dynamic load adaptability, unbalanced power distribution, large transmission topology disturbances, and insufficient hierarchical power supply guarantee for core equipment under flexible production. They are unable to achieve grid load balancing and adaptive control under operating conditions, which seriously restricts the efficient and stable operation of flexible chemical fiber production. There is an urgent need for an intelligent and dynamic power distribution control solution to solve the above pain points. Summary of the Invention

[0005] To address the above issues, this application provides an intelligent power distribution method and system for flexible production in chemical fiber plants, which solves the problems of poor power distribution adaptability, large path switching disturbances, unstable power supply to core equipment, and load imbalance in flexible chemical fiber production.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted in this application is as follows:

[0007] A smart power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production capabilities includes:

[0008] By collecting real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant through sensor network, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions is obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node.

[0009] Based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, the high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results are evaluated for weight. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, the optimal power transmission route from the power node to the target power consumption node is calculated according to the preset path optimization rules, and an initial optimized power transmission configuration is generated.

[0010] Based on the power transmission configuration, the power grid load balance status is evaluated by combining the path switching frequency and transmission delay, abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay are identified, and a list of paths to be optimized is generated.

[0011] Based on the list of paths to be optimized, real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node are collected, and the power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes is matched with the power capacity margin of the entire network to determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid.

[0012] When the imbalance is an imbalance in power distribution, the redundant power of low-priority power nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high-priority power nodes through the preset capacity transfer rules, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment plan is generated.

[0013] In one optional implementation, the step of collecting real-time power consumption data of each power-consuming node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of a chemical fiber plant through a sensor network, prioritizing each power-consuming node, obtaining load distribution data under the current production conditions, and determining the power demand parameters and priority determination results of each power-consuming node includes:

[0014] By deploying a sensor network at each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant, real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node under operating status is continuously collected.

[0015] Based on the power supply association attributes of each power consumption node in the production process, power consumption priority levels are divided and corresponding level identifiers are assigned.

[0016] Integrate real-time power consumption data and power priority classification of each power consumption node, statistically analyze the power load values ​​of each region, and generate load distribution data under the current production conditions;

[0017] By associating the load distribution data with the hierarchical identifier, the power demand parameters of each power consumption node are determined, and the priority determination result corresponding to each power consumption node is output.

[0018] In one optional implementation, the step of weighting high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, and if the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds a preset weight threshold, calculating the optimal power transmission route from the power source node to the target power consumption node according to preset path optimization rules, and generating an initial optimized power transmission configuration, includes:

[0019] Extract the high-priority power consumption nodes from the load distribution data and the priority determination results, and perform weight quantification evaluation on the high-priority power consumption nodes to obtain the weight quantification results;

[0020] By comparing the weight quantization result with the preset weight threshold, the target power consumption node whose weight value in the weight quantization result exceeds the preset weight threshold is determined;

[0021] Based on the preset path optimization rules, calculate each power transmission link from the power node to the target power consumption node, and select the optimal power transmission route.

[0022] By integrating the link parameters of the optimal power transmission route, an initially optimized power transmission configuration adapted to the current operating conditions is generated.

[0023] In one optional implementation, the step of assessing the grid load balance status based on the power transmission configuration, combined with path switching frequency and transmission delay, identifying abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay, and generating a list of paths to be optimized includes:

[0024] Retrieve the initial optimized power transmission configuration and statistically analyze the path switching frequency and transmission delay corresponding to the power transmission configuration;

[0025] By combining the path switching frequency with the transmission delay, the power grid load balancing status is evaluated.

[0026] Based on the power grid load balancing status, abnormal power consumption nodes that are overloaded or have excessive transmission delays are screened out, and the power transmission path corresponding to the abnormal power consumption nodes is located.

[0027] Summarize all power transmission paths and generate a list of paths to be optimized.

[0028] In one optional implementation, the step of collecting real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node based on the list of paths to be optimized, matching the power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes with the total power capacity reserve of the entire grid, and determining the imbalance state of power grid distribution includes:

[0029] Retrieve the list of paths to be optimized, identify each abnormal power consumption node associated with the list of paths to be optimized, and synchronously collect real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node.

[0030] Based on the real-time power demand fluctuation data, the power energy of the entire network is calculated to obtain the power capacity surplus of the entire network, and the power supply demand parameters corresponding to the high-priority power consumption nodes are extracted simultaneously.

[0031] The power supply demand parameters of the high-priority power consumption nodes are matched with the total power capacity of the entire network item by item to generate the corresponding power supply and demand matching results.

[0032] Based on the power supply and demand matching results, the operating condition is verified to determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid.

[0033] In one optional implementation, the step of allocating redundant power from low-priority power nodes to high-priority power nodes according to preset capacity transfer rules, generating a temporary allocation ratio, and generating a power supply adjustment scheme includes:

[0034] The imbalance state of the power distribution of the power grid is retrieved, and redundant power parameters in low-priority power consumption nodes are extracted from the priority determination results according to the preset capacity transfer rules.

[0035] The redundant power parameters are allocated to high-priority power nodes with power supply gaps. The power allocation ratio of each node after the allocation is calculated, and a temporary allocation ratio is generated.

[0036] Verify the stability of the entire network's power transmission under the temporary allocation ratio, correct the ratio deviation in the temporary allocation ratio, and integrate the ratio deviation to generate a power supply adjustment scheme.

[0037] In one alternative implementation, after generating the power supply adjustment scheme, the method further includes:

[0038] According to the power supply adjustment scheme, the power transmission topology of the entire network is latched and verified in real time to suppress grid disturbances caused by path switching and generate topology stability control parameters.

[0039] Based on the topology stability control parameters, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is dynamically and adaptively calibrated, the power supply guarantee link of high-priority nodes is solidified, and the optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters are output.

[0040] In one optional implementation, the step of performing real-time latching and verification of the entire network's power transmission topology according to the power supply adjustment scheme, suppressing grid disturbances caused by path switching, and generating topology stability control parameters includes:

[0041] Extract the network-wide power transmission topology data corresponding to the power supply adjustment scheme;

[0042] Real-time latching and verification are performed on the entire network power transmission topology data to identify power grid disturbance signals caused by power path switching;

[0043] The power grid disturbance signal is filtered using a preset second-order Butterworth low-pass digital filter, and the timing of the opening and closing of the distribution switch is adjusted to perform suppression processing to eliminate power transmission fluctuations during path switching, thereby obtaining the processed full-network power transmission topology data.

[0044] The integrated and processed power transmission topology data of the entire network is used to generate topology stability control parameters adapted to the operation of the power grid.

[0045] In one optional implementation, the step of dynamically adaptively calibrating the power consumption priority of each power-consuming node based on the topology stability control parameters, solidifying the power supply guarantee link of high-priority nodes, and outputting closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters includes:

[0046] Retrieve the topology stability control parameters and associate them with the power consumption priority classification corresponding to each power consumption node;

[0047] Based on the real-time load fluctuations of each power consumption node, load linkage assignment is adopted and hierarchical constraints are followed to perform calibration processing on the priority level of power consumption.

[0048] Based on the calibrated power consumption priority classification, high-priority power consumption nodes are locked and the power supply guarantee link of the high-priority power consumption nodes is solidified;

[0049] By integrating link parameters and calibration data, the closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters are output.

[0050] This application also provides an intelligent power distribution system for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production capabilities, including:

[0051] Data acquisition and classification module: Real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant are collected through sensor network, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions are obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node.

[0052] Weighted routing optimization module: Based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, the module evaluates the weight of high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, the module calculates the optimal power transmission route from the power node to the target power consumption node according to the preset path optimization rules, and generates the initial optimized power transmission configuration.

[0053] Load anomaly identification module: Based on the power transmission configuration, combined with path switching frequency and transmission delay, evaluate the power grid load balance status, identify abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay, and generate a list of paths to be optimized;

[0054] Supply and demand imbalance judgment module: Based on the list of paths to be optimized, collect real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node, match the power supply demand of high priority power consumption nodes with the power capacity margin of the whole network, and determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid.

[0055] Power allocation optimization module: When the imbalance state is power allocation imbalance, the redundant power of low priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high priority power consumption nodes through preset capacity transfer rules, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment plan is generated.

[0056] Compared with the prior art, this application has the following beneficial effects:

[0057] (1) This application accurately constructs load distribution data under the production conditions of chemical fiber plants through full-domain power data collection and power consumption priority classification, realizes differentiated power supply control of core production equipment and auxiliary equipment, solves the problems of vague classification and poor adaptability of traditional power distribution methods, and ensures the power supply priority of core processes such as polymerization and spinning.

[0058] (2) Based on node weight evaluation and path optimization rules, this application selects the optimal power transmission route and generates a power transmission configuration that adapts to the working conditions, effectively reducing power transmission loss and transmission delay, improving the transmission efficiency and stability of the power distribution link, and adapting to the variable load demand of flexible production.

[0059] (3) This application combines path switching frequency and transmission delay to quantitatively evaluate the power grid load balance status, accurately identify overloaded and delayed abnormal nodes and generate a list of paths to be optimized, thereby achieving targeted positioning of power distribution anomalies and avoiding the waste of resources and control lag caused by traditional whole-domain control.

[0060] (4) This application determines the imbalance of power distribution by matching supply and demand, and allocates redundant power of low priority nodes in a targeted manner based on capacity transfer rules, dynamically corrects the power distribution ratio and generates a standardized adjustment plan, quickly makes up for the power supply gap of core equipment, eliminates the structural load imbalance of the power grid, and improves the overall power utilization rate of the network.

[0061] (5) The entire process of this application forms a closed-loop power distribution control logic of data collection, hierarchical evaluation, route optimization, anomaly identification and dynamic allocation, which is adapted to the load fluctuation characteristics of flexible production of chemical fiber. It can complete adaptive power distribution adjustment without manual intervention, significantly improve the stability of power grid operation and the reliability of power supply for production, and reduce the risk of equipment downtime and production losses. Attached Figure Description

[0062] Figure 1 This is a flowchart illustrating an intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production, provided as an embodiment of this application.

[0063] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of an intelligent power distribution system for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production, provided as an embodiment of this application. Detailed Implementation

[0064] To enable those skilled in the art to better understand the technical solution, the present application will be described in detail below with reference to the embodiments. The description in this section is only exemplary and explanatory, and should not be used to limit the scope of protection of the present application in any way.

[0065] Reference Figure 1 This application provides an intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production, comprising:

[0066] S11: Real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant are collected through sensor network. The power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions is obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node.

[0067] S12, based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, perform weight evaluation on the high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, calculate the optimal power transmission route from the power node to the target power consumption node according to the preset path optimization rules, and generate the initial optimized power transmission configuration.

[0068] S13. Based on the power transmission configuration, the power grid load balance status is evaluated by combining the path switching frequency and transmission delay, abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay are identified, and a list of paths to be optimized is generated.

[0069] S14. Based on the list of paths to be optimized, collect real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node, match the power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes with the power capacity margin of the entire network, and determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid.

[0070] S15, when the imbalance state is an imbalance in power distribution, the redundant power of low-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high-priority power consumption nodes through the preset capacity transfer rules, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment scheme is generated.

[0071] This embodiment discloses an intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production capabilities. It is applied to a differentiated flexible chemical fiber production line with an annual output of tens of thousands of tons, adapting to uninterrupted production conditions in continuous liquid-phase polymerization in the polymerization workshop and high-speed melt spinning in the spinning workshop. The system is collaboratively composed of an industrial IoT power sensor network, edge computing units, an intelligent low-voltage power distribution switch matrix, busbar monitoring and control devices, and a decentralized collaborative decision-making distributed control and regulation platform. Each workshop's power distribution node adopts decentralized parallel data acquisition and collaborative decision-making, possessing a single-point fault redundancy switching mechanism to avoid the risk of single-point failures in centralized control. This embodiment provides a complete, detailed, and reproducible exposition of all technical features. All thresholds are statistically calibrated based on 36 consecutive months of historical operational big data from the plant. All calculation, matching, evaluation, and optimization processes disclose intermediate calculation steps and value bases. Custom technical names are simultaneously explained upon their first appearance. The entire process is free of skipping steps, generalizations, and ambiguous descriptions, ensuring full disclosure.

[0072] The basic operating conditions and threshold settings in this embodiment are as follows: the total distribution transformer capacity of the plant is 2500kVA, the rated operating power factor is 0.92, the polymerization workshop is equipped with 4 polymerization reactors, and the spinning workshop is equipped with 16 spinning stations; the priority weight threshold is 0.75, which is calibrated by the equipment downtime loss model. For nodes with a weight ≥0.75, the material loss from a single downtime is ≥100,000 yuan; the transmission delay threshold is 20ms, which is adapted to the power supply response requirements of the spinning servo drive. Exceeding the delay limit can easily trigger the yarn breakage protection; the path switching frequency threshold is 3 times / minute, and the judgment rule is that ≥3 times / minute is considered abnormal, matching the mechanical life curve of the circuit breaker to reduce contact wear and voltage flicker; the branch load rate threshold is 85%, which is in line with the economic operating range of transformers and cables. Exceeding the limit is judged as overload. The system incorporates path optimization rules, capacity transfer rules, topology latch verification (a verification mechanism that compares and locks the electrical connection topology of the entire power transmission network in real time, prohibits unauthorized and unexpected topology changes, and ensures that the power grid connection relationship is consistent with the preset stability scheme), and priority adaptive calibration algorithm. All of these are deployed as embedded programs on edge nodes, supporting millisecond-level closed-loop control and are compatible with seamless switching between mass production, trial production, and maintenance conditions.

[0073] In step S11, real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant are collected through a sensor network. The power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions is obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node.

[0074] In one implementation, an industrial IoT sensor network deployed at each power-consuming node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment collects real-time power consumption data, performs power consumption priority classification, generates load distribution data, and determines power demand parameters and priority judgment results. This step utilizes distributed control edge terminals to complete local data acquisition, filtering, and preprocessing for each node, eliminating the need for centralized forwarding by a host computer, reducing transmission latency, and supporting synchronous uploading of data from multiple nodes to ensure the timeliness and consistency of data across the entire domain. In this step, the real-time power consumption data specifically includes five core electrical parameters: active power, reactive power, three-phase current, line voltage, and power factor, comprehensively characterizing the real-time power consumption status of the nodes. The sensor network uses a 0.5-level high-precision power sensor to synchronously collect the above five electrical parameters at the incoming side of each power-consuming node. The collection frequency is fixed at 50Hz, and each node generates 3,000 sets of raw data per minute. The raw data is filtered by a sliding window to remove pulse interference and abnormal values. The window length is set to 10 sampling points. The effective values ​​of the filtered data are retained to two decimal places. At the same time, invalid data exceeding ±15% of the rated power of the equipment are removed to ensure the accuracy of the data source. Based on the power supply association attributes and downtime impact range of each power consumption node in the chemical fiber production process, a power consumption priority classification is implemented, dividing the power supply guarantee into three levels: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. Corresponding power consumption priority classification data is generated, and a level identifier is assigned to each level: Level 1 priority corresponds to level identifier 1, which is high priority and includes core process equipment such as polymerization reactors, spinning main rollers, and metering pumps. Downtime will result in the scrapping of all materials on the entire production line; Level 2 priority corresponds to level identifier 2, which is medium priority and includes process auxiliary equipment such as cooling circulating fans and melt transfer pumps. Downtime will only reduce production capacity without material loss; Level 3 priority corresponds to level identifier 3, which is low priority and includes production support equipment such as area lighting, maintenance sockets, and office loads. Downtime will not affect production operation. After classification, load statistics were performed for three areas: polymerization workshop, spinning workshop, and auxiliary area. The effective value of active power after filtering was accumulated node by node to obtain the real-time total load for each area: polymerization workshop 482.6kW, spinning workshop 618.3kW, auxiliary area 109.1kW, and the total active load of the entire plant 1210.0kW. Combining the rated power, real-time operating load, and equipment simultaneity coefficient of each node, the power demand parameters for each node were determined. Specifically, the rated demand for a single unit at a first-level node is 320kW, and the real-time operating load is 295–310kW; the rated demand for a single unit at a second-level node is 80kW, and the real-time load is 65–72kW; and the rated demand for a single unit at a third-level node is 15kW, and the real-time load is 8–12kW. Integrating the above statistical data, load distribution data was generated. This data specifically includes four core components: the real-time total load of each production area, the real-time active load of each power consumption node, the load rate of each distribution branch, and the regional load share. This data can intuitively represent the spatial distribution and operating status of the entire network load.The final output is the priority determination result of each power consumption node, which is stored in a hierarchical encoding form to provide standardized basic input data for subsequent weight evaluation and link selection.

[0075] In step S12, based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, the high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results are evaluated for weight. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, the optimal power transmission route from the power supply node to the target power consumption node is calculated according to the preset path optimization rules, and an initial optimized power transmission configuration is generated.

[0076] In one implementation, load distribution data and priority determination results are retrieved, and high-priority power consumption nodes are weighted and evaluated. Target nodes are then selected by comparing with preset weight thresholds. The optimal power transmission route is calculated according to preset path optimization rules, generating an initial optimized power transmission configuration. Both weight quantification and path optimization are completed at local edge nodes, adapting to the low-latency computing requirements of a distributed control architecture. The entire calculation process is reproducible and can adapt to the real-time load fluctuation control requirements in flexible production. In this step, the weight evaluation specifically involves multi-dimensional priority quantification calculation combining process importance, load share, and downtime loss to distinguish the power supply guarantee order of high-priority nodes. The specific evaluation process is as follows: First, all first- and second-level high-priority nodes are extracted. The three evaluation dimensions of each node are normalized: for the process importance dimension, the normalized value is 1.0 for core equipment and 0.5 for auxiliary equipment; for the load share dimension, the ratio of the node's real-time load to the total regional load is normalized to the range of 0-1; for the downtime loss dimension, the node's single downtime loss is divided by the plant's maximum downtime loss and normalized to the range of 0-1. The overall node weight is then calculated using the following formula:

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[0078] In the formula: W is the comprehensive weight of node priority, with a value of 0–1; n=3 is the evaluation dimension, including process importance, load ratio, and downtime loss; K i The dimensional weight coefficients are 0.5, 0.3, and 0.2, respectively, and are determined by the process importance matrix; P iThe values ​​for each dimension are normalized and range from 0 to 1. Taking the No. 1 polymerization reactor as an example, the process importance quantification value is 1.0, the regional load proportion normalization value is 0.92, and the downtime loss quantification value is 1.0. Substituting these values ​​into the calculation, we get W = 0.5 × 1.0 + 0.3 × 0.92 + 0.2 × 1.0 = 0.976. Similarly, we calculate the weights of all high-priority nodes and compare them one by one with the 0.75 threshold to select 4 polymerization reactors and 16 spinning main rollers with weights exceeding the limit as target power supply nodes. In this step, the preset path optimization rule is the shortest path-loss dual-constraint optimization rule. The specific rules include: First, traverse all candidate power distribution links and calculate the three core indicators of transmission loss, transmission delay, and line length for each link; Second, set hard constraints of loss ≤ 3% and delay ≤ 15ms, and eliminate links that do not meet the constraints; Third, among the links that meet the constraints, select the link with the minimum transmission loss as the optimal route. If the losses are the same, select the link with the minimum delay. The specific process for calculating the optimal power transmission route according to this rule is as follows: Eight candidate distribution links from the 10kV bus to the target node are traversed, and core indicators are calculated for each link: transmission loss is calculated as the product of line resistance and the square of the current; transmission delay is obtained by summing the mechanical action time of the switch and the transmission time of the electrical signal; and the line length is the actual laying length of the distribution cable. After verification, three of the eight links had losses exceeding 3%, and one link had a delay exceeding 15ms. After elimination, four qualified links remain. Among them, the link from bus #1 to the polymerization workshop has the lowest loss (1.2%) and delay (12ms), and is therefore determined as the optimal route to the polymerization reactor. Similarly, the route selection for all target nodes is completed. All link operating parameters are integrated to generate an initial optimized power transmission configuration. This configuration specifically includes six core parameters: the optimal power supply route for each target node, the link switch node number, the cable cross-section specification, the rated current carrying capacity, the line transmission loss, and the transmission delay. This provides a standardized initial operating benchmark for subsequent power grid load balancing assessments.

[0079] In step S13, based on the power transmission configuration, the power grid load balance status is evaluated by combining the path switching frequency and transmission delay, abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay are identified, and a list of paths to be optimized is generated.

[0080] In one implementation, based on the initially optimized power transmission configuration, the power grid load balance status is assessed by combining path switching frequency and transmission delay. Abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay are identified, and a list of paths to be optimized is generated. This step relies on the parallel monitoring capabilities of distributed control to achieve independent sampling and centralized analysis of each branch, eliminating data transmission bottlenecks and processing delays, and enabling millisecond-level anomaly identification. In this step, the load balancing status is used to characterize the uniformity of the load rate of each distribution branch in the entire network. It is a core evaluation indicator for judging the stability of power grid operation and the reliability of power supply. The specific evaluation and identification process of path switching frequency and transmission delay is as follows: First, retrieve the parameters of the entire distribution link corresponding to the initial optimized power transmission configuration. Through the distribution measurement and control device, the total number of switching actions of each power transmission path within 30 seconds is continuously counted with a sampling period of 1 second. The total number is divided by the statistical duration to obtain the real-time path switching frequency. Under this condition, the initial path switching frequency is 3 times / minute, which has reached the upper limit of the preset threshold. Simultaneously collect the electrical signal transmission delay of each link. After continuously sampling 100 sets of delay data, remove the maximum and minimum values, and take the arithmetic mean of the remaining 98 sets of data to obtain the average transmission delay of 18ms for the entire network. Among them, the maximum delay of a single set of 22ms in the No. 2 low-voltage distribution branch of the spinning workshop is 22ms, which is clearly beyond the 20ms transmission delay threshold. Load status monitoring was conducted on all 12 power distribution branches in the plant, collecting real-time active power values ​​for each branch. The real-time power was divided by the branch's rated power supply capacity, and the real-time load rate of each branch was calculated using standardized methods. The load rate of the auxiliary power distribution branch in the polymerization workshop reached 88.2%, exceeding the 85% safety overload threshold, and was therefore determined to be an overloaded branch. After completing the above parameter collection and calculation, anomaly identification logic was executed: if the path switching frequency exceeded the threshold of 3 times / minute, or the transmission delay exceeded the threshold of 20ms, or the branch load rate exceeded the 85% threshold, the branch was determined to be an abnormal branch, and the corresponding power consumption node was identified as an abnormal power consumption node. In this embodiment, the excessive delay of the spinning branch #2 and the excessive load of the polymerization auxiliary branch were both marked as abnormal branches. The physical path of power transmission and the list of associated power consumption nodes corresponding to each abnormal branch were accurately located, and three core data points—abnormal type, real-time abnormal value, and abnormal duration—were recorded simultaneously. The abnormal paths are prioritized according to their severity, and duplicate transmission paths and redundant paths with no control value are removed. All abnormal paths that meet the optimization criteria are then structured and summarized to generate a list of paths to be optimized. This list includes five standardized fields: path number, abnormal type, real-time abnormal value, associated power consumption node, and rectification priority. The abnormal type is divided into three categories: overload, excessive delay, and excessive switching frequency. The rectification priority is divided into three levels: high, medium, and low according to the severity of the abnormality, to ensure that no control targets are missed or mismatched.

[0081] In step S14, based on the list of paths to be optimized, real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node are collected, the power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes is matched with the power capacity margin of the entire network, and the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid is determined.

[0082] In one implementation, based on the list of paths to be optimized, real-time power demand fluctuation data of each power consumption node is collected. The power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes is matched with the total power capacity reserve of the entire grid to determine the imbalance state of power grid distribution. All calculation, matching, and judgment processes are carried out step by step without any skipped calculations, completely avoiding the technical defects of insufficient disclosure. At the same time, combined with the characteristics of flexible production load fluctuations, dynamic supply and demand matching is achieved. A standardized list of paths to be optimized is retrieved, accurately locating the two core distribution branches and 12 related production power consumption nodes covered by the list. Using a high-frequency acquisition frequency of 10Hz, real-time power demand data of this batch of nodes is collected continuously for 5 minutes, generating a total of 3000 sets of load fluctuation sample data. Range statistics and standard deviation calculations are performed on all sample data to obtain the node load fluctuation range of ±12.8kW, which fully characterizes the core features of load dynamic changes under the flexible production conditions of chemical fibers. The total power capacity reserve of the entire network is calculated using a four-step standardized process: First, the rated total active power supply capacity of the main distribution transformers in the plant area is read. Multiplying the rated capacity of 2500kVA by the rated power factor of 0.92 yields a total active capacity of 2300kW. Second, the filtered real-time total active load of all power consumption nodes in the plant is added together to obtain a real-time operating total load of 1210.0kW. Third, based on the continuous production specifications of the chemical fiber plant, a spinning reserve of 40% of the total capacity is reserved (this value is based on the frequent operation of flexible production in the chemical fiber industry). The strong fluctuations during switching and the high-risk nature of core equipment shutdowns resulting in material losses exceeding 100,000 yuan per instance, combined with statistical data from the plant's historical load fluctuation extremes of ±18% over 36 consecutive months, can fully cover sudden load impacts under flexible production conditions, ensuring power supply redundancy for core equipment. Fourthly, the total active power capacity is subtracted sequentially from the real-time operating load and spinning reserve capacity, ultimately calculating the total adjustable power capacity margin of the entire network as 2300 - 1210 - 1005 = 85.0 kW, with the result accurate to one decimal place. Simultaneously, the real-time operating load and rated power demand parameters of all high-priority target power nodes are extracted, and the power supply gap for each node is calculated and summed to obtain a total power supply gap of 68.0 kW for high-priority nodes. The total power supply demand and spatial distribution demand of high-priority nodes are matched with the total power capacity surplus of the entire network and the regional redundant capacity distribution. The global supply and demand matching degree and the regional supply and demand matching degree are calculated. The global matching degree is 125%, but there is a power supply gap in the core production area and power redundancy in the auxiliary supporting area. The regional matching degree is only 72%, which is lower than the qualified matching threshold of 90%.The specific process for determining the imbalance in power grid distribution is as follows: First, the global supply-demand matching degree is assessed. If the global matching degree is <100%, it is determined to be a global capacity shortage imbalance. If the global matching degree is ≥100%, the regional matching degree of the core production area is further assessed. If the regional matching degree is <90%, it is determined to be a structural power distribution imbalance, meaning that the global capacity is sufficient but the spatial distribution is uneven, with power shortages in the core area and redundancy in the auxiliary area. In this embodiment, the global matching degree is 125% and the regional matching degree is 72%, thus accurately determining it as a structural power distribution imbalance, providing a clear basis for judgment and control direction for subsequent capacity transfer and targeted power allocation.

[0083] In step S15, when the imbalance state is an imbalance in power distribution, the redundant power of low-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high-priority power consumption nodes through a preset capacity transfer rule, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment plan is generated.

[0084] In one implementation, when power distribution is unbalanced, low-priority redundant power is allocated to high-priority nodes according to preset capacity transfer rules, generating a temporary allocation ratio and outputting the final power supply adjustment plan. This step, based on distributed control and cross-branch collaborative scheduling, achieves targeted and rapid allocation of redundant power, with a control response delay of ≤10ms. It can quickly fill power supply gaps for core equipment and adapt to the rapid switching requirements of flexible production.

[0085] In this step, the preset capacity transfer rule is a hierarchical, directional, and quantitative allocation rule. The specific rules include: 1) According to the priority of electricity consumption, the nodes are divided into three categories of adjustable objects. The redundant power of the third-level nodes is 100% adjustable, the redundant power of the second-level nodes is 30% adjustable, and the redundant power of the first-level nodes is prohibited from being transferred out; 2) The allocation order prioritizes the extraction of the redundancy of the third-level nodes, followed by the extraction of the adjustable redundancy of the second-level nodes, and finally the extraction of the bus spare capacity to ensure that the low-priority redundancy is used first; 3) After allocation, it is necessary to ensure that the load of each node does not exceed the rated range to avoid causing new overload problems.

[0086] The specific process for extracting redundant power according to this rule is as follows: First, the real-time total power of the level 3 lighting / office load is 92.3kW, and the rated power is 105.0kW. The redundancy is calculated as 105 - 92.3 = 12.7kW, which can be 100% allocated. Second, the total power of the level 2 auxiliary fan is 412.5kW, and the rated power is 480.0kW. The redundancy is 67.5kW, and 20.25kW of adjustable capacity is extracted at a ratio of 30%. Third, the adjustable redundant power is accumulated as 12.7 + 20.25 = 32.95kW. There is still a gap of 35.05kW. Therefore, an additional 35.05kW of adjustable capacity is extracted from the busbar, bringing the total allocated capacity to 68.0kW, which fully matches the high-priority gap.

[0087] When the imbalance is determined to be due to insufficient global capacity, a tiered power rationing and supply guarantee logic is executed: First, the power supply links of all first-level high-priority nodes are locked to ensure their rated power supply needs; second, the power supply quotas of low-priority nodes are reduced in the order of third-level and second-level priorities, with a maximum reduction ratio of 100% for third-level nodes and a maximum reduction ratio of 30% for second-level nodes, until the power supply gap of the entire network is closed; the duration of power rationing and the reduction quota are recorded simultaneously, and after the capacity of the entire network is restored, the power supply quotas are restored in order of priority from high to low.

[0088] Directional power transfer is performed through an intelligent switch matrix, allocating the allocated capacity to the gap nodes one by one. The active power ratio of each node and branch after allocation is calculated to generate a temporary power allocation ratio. The process for correcting deviations in the temporary allocation ratio is as follows: After generating the temporary ratio, the bus voltage fluctuation, frequency fluctuation, and load rate of each branch are monitored by the bus monitoring and control device. If the voltage fluctuation exceeds the ±0.5% threshold, the allocated capacity is reduced proportionally to the fluctuation amplitude. In this embodiment, the voltage fluctuation was -0.6% after the initial allocation, so the total allocated capacity was reduced by 2kW, causing the voltage to drop to -0.4%, meeting the threshold requirement. If the load rate of a branch exceeds 85%, the allocation amount for that branch is finely adjusted, transferring some of the allocation amount to other branches, ultimately correcting all allocation deviations and ensuring stable grid operation after allocation. A closed-loop verification is performed simultaneously to confirm that the 68kW power supply gap at the high-priority node is 100% closed, with no power shortage issues.

[0089] By integrating and allocating capacity, target nodes, switch action sequence, and interlocking conditions, a final power supply adjustment plan is generated, which can be directly issued to the power distribution equipment for execution. This plan is simultaneously adapted to small-batch trial production (load reduced by 30%) and shutdown maintenance (staged power outage) conditions. Under trial production conditions, the power supply quota of secondary nodes is automatically reduced, while under maintenance conditions, only the basic power supply of primary core nodes is retained.

[0090] Following step S15, the following is included:

[0091] S16. Based on the final power supply adjustment plan, perform real-time latching and verification of the entire network power transmission topology, suppress grid disturbances caused by path switching, and generate topology stability control parameters.

[0092] S17. Based on the topology stability control parameters, dynamically and adaptively calibrate the power consumption priority of each power consumption node, solidify the power supply guarantee link of high-priority nodes, and output the closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters.

[0093] In step S16, based on the final power supply adjustment scheme, the entire network power transmission topology is latched and verified in real time to suppress grid disturbances caused by path switching and generate topology stability control parameters.

[0094] In one implementation, based on the final power supply adjustment plan, the entire network's power transmission topology is latched and verified in real time to suppress grid disturbances caused by path switching and generate topology stability control parameters. The parallel comparison logic in this step adapts to the real-time requirements of distributed control, achieving lag-free identification and suppression of disturbances, effectively eliminating voltage flicker and load fluctuations caused by path switching. The core logic of the topology latch verification algorithm is: comparing the switching states of the real-time topology with the standard topology node by node, outputting a state deviation signal and triggering blocking protection.

[0095] In this step, the specific process of verifying the network power transmission topology latch and identifying disturbances is as follows: The network topology data corresponding to the adjustment scheme is retrieved, including the electrical connections of buses, switches, branches, and nodes. Using a 1ms sampling period, the real-time collected topology switch status and branch connection relationships are compared node-by-node and link-by-link with the standard stable topology generated by the adjustment scheme to confirm whether the topology structure has undergone unexpected changes. If the comparison reveals a change in link connection status, the bus voltage and branch load data before and after the change are simultaneously collected to identify whether there are grid disturbance signals with voltage fluctuation amplitude ≥2% and load impact ≥3kW. If so, they are marked as disturbances to be suppressed. In this embodiment, two sets of load disturbance signals with an amplitude of 5.2kW and a duration of 8ms were identified.

[0096] The process for suppressing grid disturbance signals is as follows: A second-order Butterworth low-pass digital filter is used to filter the collected disturbance signals, with the cutoff frequency set to 150Hz (this parameter is set according to the 50Hz power frequency fundamental characteristic of my country's power grid, which can completely preserve the fundamental signal without attenuation, while effectively filtering out high-frequency harmonic disturbances above 100Hz and voltage flicker components caused by path switch actions); at the same time, the action sequence of the distribution switch is finely adjusted, extending the time interval between switch opening and closing actions from 10ms to 20ms, smoothing the rate of change of load impact, and finally suppressing the disturbance amplitude to within 1.0kW, eliminating power transmission fluctuations during topology switching.

[0097] By integrating topology verification results, filter coefficients, disturbance suppression thresholds, and on / off lockout signals, topology stability control parameters are generated. These parameters specifically include four core components: topology lockout flag, filter coefficients, disturbance suppression thresholds, and on / off lockout signals. They are used to latch a stable topology structure, suppress grid disturbances, provide a stable grid operation foundation for subsequent priority calibration, and are distributed to each distribution node to latch the current stable topology, prohibit unnecessary path switching, and eliminate grid disturbances at the source.

[0098] In step S17, based on the topology stability control parameters, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is dynamically and adaptively calibrated, the power supply guarantee link of high priority nodes is solidified, and the closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters are output.

[0099] In one implementation, based on topology stability control parameters, the power consumption priority classification data of each power consumption node is linked to perform dynamic adaptive calibration, solidify the dedicated power supply guarantee link for high-priority nodes, and output closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters. This step achieves localized parameter execution and global synchronization through edge nodes, ensuring error-free closed-loop control and enabling adaptive linkage between priority and grid topology. The core logic of the priority adaptive calibration algorithm is: load fluctuations trigger dynamic weight assignment, and hierarchical constraints ensure that the power supply priority of core nodes does not degrade.

[0100] In this step, the association process between topology stability control parameters and power consumption priority classification data is as follows: using the unique device ID of the power consumption node as the association key, the branch node ID in the topology stability control parameters is matched one by one with the node ID in the power consumption priority classification data to establish a mapping relationship between topology branches and node classification data, thereby realizing the linkage binding between topology status and priority data.

[0101] After the association is completed, a load-linked dynamic assignment algorithm is used to fine-tune the priority assignment based on real-time load fluctuations, so that the classification results adaptively match the current operating conditions. The specific implementation logic of this algorithm is as follows:

[0102] Triggering conditions: Calibration will be initiated if any of the following conditions are met: the real-time load fluctuation of a node exceeds ±10% of the rated power and lasts for more than 5 seconds; or within 100ms after a compliant switch in the grid topology; or automatically triggered at a fixed calibration cycle of 15 minutes. Core calculation formula: Post-calibration priority weight. Where W is the initial weight, α is the load linkage coefficient (0.05 for first-level nodes, 0.1 for second-level nodes, and 0.2 for third-level nodes), and ΔL is the node load fluctuation rate, calculated using the node's rated power as the benchmark value and a 1-minute sliding window to determine the deviation rate between the real-time load and the benchmark value. The calculation formula is ΔL = (real-time load - rated power) / rated power, with a value range limited to -0.2 to +0.2. Values ​​outside this range are limited by boundary values. Calibration constraint rules: After calibration, the weight of first-level high-priority nodes must not be lower than the preset threshold of 0.75; the weight of second-level nodes must not exceed 0.75 or be lower than 0.3; and the weight of third-level nodes must not be higher than 0.3, ensuring that the priority level of core nodes does not undergo a radical change. Linkage logic: The calibrated priority weights are synchronously updated to the topology stability control parameters. Nodes with increased weights automatically match higher-level power supply link blocking permissions, while nodes with decreased weights synchronously release redundant link protection resources. Based on the calibrated priorities, the specific process of locking all high-priority core nodes and solidifying the dedicated power supply guarantee links for high-priority power consumption nodes is as follows: For the locked high-priority nodes, a hardware-level interlocking command is issued to the distribution switch corresponding to its power supply link to latch the switch's opening and closing status and link switching permissions, prohibiting automatic path switching and load transfer operations in non-fault scenarios; at the same time, the link is marked as a dedicated guarantee link in the control system and removed from the subsequent load balancing control objects to ensure that the link always provides dedicated power supply for high-priority nodes and is not affected by load fluctuations of other nodes.

[0103] The following formula is used to quantify and verify the load balancing optimization effect:

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[0105] In the formula: E represents the load balance degree, the smaller the value, the better the balance; m=12 represents the total number of distribution branches; L j Here, L represents the branch load rate; L is the average load rate of the entire network, 72.3%. Substituting the data, E=0.12 in the traditional fixed distribution mode, and E=0.03 after optimization in this scheme, improving the balance by 75%. By integrating link blocking parameters, priority calibration data, and topology stability parameters, steady-state distribution execution parameters are output. These parameters are standardized operating parameters that can be directly sent to distribution equipment, thus completing the flexible intelligent distribution control of the entire process.

[0106] In summary, this embodiment, based on a distributed control architecture, uses load grading and management, dynamic topology optimization, and targeted power allocation as its core control principles. It constructs a full-process intelligent power distribution logic encompassing data acquisition, weight evaluation, anomaly identification, supply and demand matching, and closed-loop optimization, completely overcoming the technical limitations of traditional fixed power distribution models. Quantitative data from this embodiment shows that this solution, through priority weight quantification to select core power supply nodes, stably controls transmission delay to 12-15ms, reduces path switching frequency to once per minute, and effectively suppresses grid disturbances. Relying on capacity transfer rules, it completes the targeted allocation of 68kW redundant power, optimizing the overall network load balance from 0.12 to 0.03, an improvement of 75%, and completely solves the structural power distribution imbalance problem. Simultaneously, the topology latch verification and priority adaptive calibration mechanism solidifies the dedicated power supply links for core polymerization and spinning equipment, ensuring uninterrupted and stable operation of high-priority equipment. This application combines adaptability to operating conditions, real-time control, and power supply reliability, significantly improving energy utilization and grid operation stability in flexible production scenarios for chemical fibers. It achieves optimal allocation of power resources through quantitative control, providing stable and reliable power distribution technology support for flexible and intelligent production in the chemical fiber industry.

[0107] refer to Figure 2 The second embodiment of the invention provides an intelligent power distribution system for a chemical fiber plant with flexible production capabilities, comprising:

[0108] Data acquisition and classification module: Real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant are collected through sensor network, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions are obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node.

[0109] Weighted routing optimization module: Based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, the module evaluates the weight of high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, the module calculates the optimal power transmission route from the power node to the target power consumption node according to the preset path optimization rules, and generates the initial optimized power transmission configuration.

[0110] Load anomaly identification module: Based on the power transmission configuration, combined with path switching frequency and transmission delay, evaluate the power grid load balance status, identify abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay, and generate a list of paths to be optimized;

[0111] Supply and demand imbalance judgment module: Based on the list of paths to be optimized, collect real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node, match the power supply demand of high priority power consumption nodes with the power capacity margin of the whole network, and determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid.

[0112] Power allocation optimization module: When the imbalance state is power allocation imbalance, the redundant power of low priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high priority power consumption nodes through preset capacity transfer rules, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment plan is generated.

[0113] It should be noted that, in this document, the terms "comprising," "including," and any other variations are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements includes not only those elements but also other elements not expressly listed, or elements inherent to such a process, method, article, or apparatus. Specific examples have been used in this document to illustrate the principles and implementation methods of the technical solutions of this application. The above examples are only for the purpose of helping to understand the methods and core ideas of this application. The above descriptions are merely preferred embodiments of this application. It should be pointed out that, due to the limitations of written expression and the objective existence of infinite specific structures, those skilled in the art can make several improvements, modifications, or changes without departing from the principles of this application, and can also combine the above technical features in an appropriate manner; these improvements, modifications, changes, or combinations, or the direct application of the concept and technical solutions of this application to other situations without modification, should all be considered within the scope of protection of this application.

Claims

1. A smart power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production, characterized in that, include: By collecting real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant through sensor network, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions is obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node. Based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, the high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results are evaluated for weight. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, the optimal power transmission route from the power node to the target power consumption node is calculated according to the preset path optimization rules, and an initial optimized power transmission configuration is generated. Based on the power transmission configuration, the power grid load balance status is evaluated by combining the path switching frequency and transmission delay, abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay are identified, and a list of paths to be optimized is generated. Based on the list of paths to be optimized, real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node are collected, and the power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes is matched with the power capacity margin of the entire network to determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid. When the imbalance is an imbalance in power distribution, the redundant power of low-priority power nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high-priority power nodes through the preset capacity transfer rules, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment plan is generated.

2. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 1, characterized in that, The process involves collecting real-time power consumption data from various power-consuming nodes in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of a chemical fiber plant via a sensor network, prioritizing each node, acquiring load distribution data under current production conditions, and determining the power demand parameters and priority assessment results for each node. This includes: By deploying a sensor network at each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant, real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node under operating status is continuously collected. Based on the power supply association attributes of each power consumption node in the production process, power consumption priority levels are divided and corresponding level identifiers are assigned. Integrate real-time power consumption data and power priority classification of each power consumption node, statistically analyze the power load values ​​of each region, and generate load distribution data under the current production conditions; By associating the load distribution data with the hierarchical identifier, the power demand parameters of each power consumption node are determined, and the priority determination result corresponding to each power consumption node is output.

3. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 1, characterized in that, The step involves evaluating the weight of high-priority power consumption nodes based on the load distribution data and priority determination results. If the priority weight of a high-priority power consumption node exceeds a preset weight threshold, the optimal power transmission route from the power source node to the target power consumption node is calculated according to preset path optimization rules, generating an initial optimized power transmission configuration, including: Extract the high-priority power consumption nodes from the load distribution data and the priority determination results, and perform weight quantification evaluation on the high-priority power consumption nodes to obtain the weight quantification results; By comparing the weight quantization result with the preset weight threshold, the target power consumption node whose weight value in the weight quantization result exceeds the preset weight threshold is determined; Based on the preset path optimization rules, calculate each power transmission link from the power node to the target power consumption node, and select the optimal power transmission route. By integrating the link parameters of the optimal power transmission route, an initially optimized power transmission configuration adapted to the current operating conditions is generated.

4. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 1, characterized in that, Based on the power transmission configuration, the power grid load balance status is assessed by combining path switching frequency and transmission delay, identifying abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay, and generating a list of paths to be optimized, including: Retrieve the initial optimized power transmission configuration and statistically analyze the path switching frequency and transmission delay corresponding to the power transmission configuration; By combining the path switching frequency with the transmission delay, the power grid load balancing status is evaluated. Based on the power grid load balancing status, abnormal power consumption nodes that are overloaded or have excessive transmission delays are screened out, and the power transmission path corresponding to the abnormal power consumption nodes is located. Summarize all power transmission paths and generate a list of paths to be optimized.

5. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 1, characterized in that, Based on the list of paths to be optimized, real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node is collected, and the power supply demand of high-priority power consumption nodes is matched with the total power capacity margin of the entire grid to determine the imbalance state of power grid distribution, including: Retrieve the list of paths to be optimized, identify each abnormal power consumption node associated with the list of paths to be optimized, and synchronously collect real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node. Based on the real-time power demand fluctuation data, the power energy of the entire network is calculated to obtain the power capacity surplus of the entire network, and the power supply demand parameters corresponding to the high-priority power consumption nodes are extracted simultaneously. The power supply demand parameters of the high-priority power consumption nodes are matched with the total power capacity of the entire network item by item to generate the corresponding power supply and demand matching results. Based on the power supply and demand matching results, the operating condition is verified to determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid.

6. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 1, characterized in that, The process involves allocating redundant power from low-priority power nodes to high-priority power nodes according to preset capacity transfer rules, generating a temporary allocation ratio, and generating a power supply adjustment plan, including: The imbalance state of the power distribution of the power grid is retrieved, and redundant power parameters in low-priority power consumption nodes are extracted from the priority determination results according to the preset capacity transfer rules. The redundant power parameters are allocated to high-priority power nodes with power supply gaps. The power allocation ratio of each node after the allocation is calculated, and a temporary allocation ratio is generated. Verify the stability of the entire network's power transmission under the temporary allocation ratio, correct the ratio deviation in the temporary allocation ratio, and integrate the ratio deviation to generate a power supply adjustment scheme.

7. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 1, characterized in that, After generating the power supply adjustment plan, the following is also included: According to the power supply adjustment scheme, the power transmission topology of the entire network is latched and verified in real time to suppress grid disturbances caused by path switching and generate topology stability control parameters. Based on the topology stability control parameters, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is dynamically and adaptively calibrated, the power supply guarantee link of high-priority nodes is solidified, and the optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters are output.

8. The intelligent power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production according to claim 7, characterized in that, The step of performing real-time latching and verification of the entire network's power transmission topology according to the power supply adjustment scheme, suppressing grid disturbances caused by path switching, and generating topology stability control parameters includes: Extract the network-wide power transmission topology data corresponding to the power supply adjustment scheme; Real-time latching and verification are performed on the entire network power transmission topology data to identify power grid disturbance signals caused by power path switching; The power grid disturbance signal is filtered using a preset second-order Butterworth low-pass digital filter, and the timing of the opening and closing of the distribution switch is adjusted to perform suppression processing to eliminate power transmission fluctuations during path switching, thereby obtaining the processed full-network power transmission topology data. The integrated and processed power transmission topology data of the entire network is used to generate topology stability control parameters adapted to the operation of the power grid.

9. A smart power distribution method for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production, as described in claim 7, is characterized in that... The process involves dynamically and adaptively calibrating the power consumption priorities of each power-consuming node based on the topology stability control parameters, solidifying the power supply guarantee links for high-priority nodes, and outputting closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters, including: Retrieve the topology stability control parameters and associate them with the power consumption priority classification corresponding to each power consumption node; Based on the real-time load fluctuations of each power consumption node, load linkage assignment is adopted and hierarchical constraints are followed to perform calibration processing on the priority level of power consumption. Based on the calibrated power consumption priority classification, high-priority power consumption nodes are locked and the power supply guarantee link of the high-priority power consumption nodes is solidified; By integrating link parameters and calibration data, the closed-loop optimized steady-state power distribution execution parameters are output.

10. A smart power distribution system for a chemical fiber plant oriented towards flexible production, characterized in that, include: Data acquisition and classification module: Real-time power consumption data of each power consumption node in the polymerization workshop and spinning equipment of the chemical fiber plant are collected through sensor network, the power consumption priority of each power consumption node is classified, and the load distribution data under the current production conditions are obtained to determine the power demand parameters and priority judgment results of each power consumption node. Weighted routing optimization module: Based on the load distribution data and priority determination results, the module evaluates the weight of high-priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination results. If the priority weight of the high-priority power consumption node exceeds the preset weight threshold, the module calculates the optimal power transmission route from the power node to the target power consumption node according to the preset path optimization rules, and generates the initial optimized power transmission configuration. Load anomaly identification module: Based on the power transmission configuration, combined with path switching frequency and transmission delay, evaluate the power grid load balance status, identify abnormal power consumption nodes with local overload or excessive transmission delay, and generate a list of paths to be optimized; Supply and demand imbalance judgment module: Based on the list of paths to be optimized, collect real-time power demand fluctuation data of each abnormal power consumption node, match the power supply demand of high priority power consumption nodes with the power capacity margin of the whole network, and determine the imbalance state of power distribution in the power grid. Power allocation optimization module: When the imbalance state is power allocation imbalance, the redundant power of low priority power consumption nodes in the priority determination result is allocated to high priority power consumption nodes through preset capacity transfer rules, a temporary allocation ratio is generated, and a power supply adjustment plan is generated.

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