This invention relates to the field of power
system fault quantification technology, and discloses a method,
system, equipment, and medium for quantifying distribution network line faults under
typhoon weather. It calculates the wind-induced
fault rate of distribution network lines by constructing a
wind field correction model that incorporates micro-
topography correction factors and
wind direction-line angle correction factors. With the goal of minimizing power outage losses in the distribution network, a coupled influence model of
transmission network faults on the distribution network line
fault rate is constructed and solved to obtain the optimal
load shedding amount for each load node in the distribution network and its corresponding operational constraint boundary. Under this boundary, the random process of
load shedding allocation and load transfer of faulty lines within the distribution network is simulated using a double Monte Carlo sampling method, and the probability of line cascading faults caused by transmission-distribution
coupling is calculated based on the
simulation results. The combined time-varying
fault rate and type of distribution network lines are determined by integrating the two fault rates, achieving accurate quantification of distribution network line faults under the influence of transmission-distribution
coupling.