This invention discloses a multi-electrolyzer-short-process
steelmaking collaborative scheduling method for risk
mode selection and switching, belonging to the fields of
energy system engineering and iron and steel
metallurgy. It includes: generating multiple random photovoltaic output scenarios based on photovoltaic output characteristics under different weather conditions; using an inverse cumulative
distribution function to transform historical data into power boundaries at different confidence levels, generating dynamic safety envelopes for three risk
modes: aggressive, robust, and risk-averse; introducing binary variables to represent the selected risk mode at each moment and imposing penalties for
mode switching; employing McCormick's soft boundary envelope
linearization technique for the bilinear term and introducing relaxation variables to construct flexible
linearization constraints; establishing a tiered carbon trading mechanism to divide excess emissions into multiple price tiers; and establishing a multi-entity collaborative
operation model with the goal of minimizing total operating costs, coordinating
energy storage,
steelmaking, and
hydrogen production subsystems including alkaline,
proton exchange membrane, and
solid oxide electrolyzers to determine the optimal operating strategy. This invention solves the steel production
safety risk problem caused by the limitation of a single electrolyzer and the uncertainty of
renewable energy in the large-scale application of electrolyzers.