Graphical user interface for a system for making short-term regular scheduling schemes in a stepped hydropower plant for an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for a Short-Term Conventional Dispatch Scheme Production System for Cascade Hydropower Stations Used in Electronic Equipment. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design feature of this product is its graphical user interface. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key features: the front view. 5. Uses of the graphical user interface: Creating a custom display function for short-term conventional dispatching schemes of cascade hydropower stations, etc. 6. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: The main view is the interface for creating short-term conventional dispatching schemes for cascade hydropower stations. Clicking "Scheme Creation" on the upper right of the main view will take you to the interface change state diagram 1. This interface is used to set the name of the scheme, time scale, start time, end time, reservoir, and whether to calculate flood control response. Clicking "OK" in the lower right corner of the middle window of Interface Change Status Figure 1 will take you to Interface Change Status Figure 2. This interface is used to set the initial configuration for the optimized scheduling and operation of the hydropower station, including the initial water level of each power station, the output calculation method, the reservoir scheduling calculation method, and the water flow delay time. Clicking on "Inflow Configuration" in the upper left of the interface change state diagram 2 will take you to the interface change state diagram 3, which is used to set the inflow during the operation of the hydropower station. Clicking on "Constraint Configuration" in the upper middle of interface change state diagram 3 will take you to interface change state diagram 4, which is used to set the constraint conditions when scheduling hydropower stations. Clicking on "Control Mode" in the upper right corner of interface change state diagram 4 will take you to interface change state diagram 5, which is used to set the control mode for each reservoir's scheduling. Clicking on "Scheme Calculation" at the bottom right of the interface change state diagram 5 will take you to the interface change state diagram 6, which displays the calculation results of each hydropower station. This interface also has a chart conversion function. Clicking on "Time Period Statistics" in the upper left corner of the interface change status diagram 6 will take you to the interface change status diagram 7, which displays the scheduling results of each reservoir under different statistical time periods. Clicking "Historical Comparison" on the upper left of the interface change status diagram 7 will take you to the interface change status diagram 8. This interface is used to compare the current optimization scheduling results with historical solutions. The comparison time can be customized, and it has table and chart conversion functions. Clicking on the "Normalized Water Level Map" in the upper left of the interface change status diagram 8 will take you to the interface change status diagram 9, which is used to display the fluctuation process of the water level of each hydropower station reservoir after normalization. Clicking on "Reservoir Tail Flooding Analysis" in the upper middle of interface change state diagram 9 will take you to interface change state diagram 10, which is used to display the flooding situation at the reservoir tail. Clicking on "Advanced Analysis" in the upper middle of interface change state diagram 10 will take you to interface change state diagram 11, which displays the calculation results of reservoir scheduling indicators. Clicking "Save Current Solution" on the lower right of the interface change state diagram 11 will take you to the interface change state diagram 12. This interface is used to set the name, description, tags, etc. of the saved solution. Clicking "OK" will complete the solution creation. In the interface, "XXX" represents text, numbers, letters, or symbols.

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