Agent-based approach for analysis of electricity distribution technological processes in power systems

Kostinskiy, S. S.; Mokhov, Vasily; Kruglova, T.; Шайхутдинов, Д. В.; Vlasov, A. S.

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/483/1/012080

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“…The root object of this ontology is digital substation. This object has two sets of characteristics necessary for research and solving problems of reducing energy losses [4,5]. The first of them is determined at the level of such passport characteristics as higher voltage, lower voltage, current on the higher voltage side, current on the lower voltage side.…”

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“…As part of the implementation of the departmental project of the Ministry of Energy of Russia "Digital Energy" (https://minenergo.gov.ru/node/14559) in terms of reducing technological disruptions and accidents at electric power facilities, formalization and accumulation of knowledge obtained during the development and study of tools for intelligent modeling and synthesis of the trajectories of technological processes of electric power grids are actively gaining importance [4][5][6] at the level of ontological models.…”

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Ontologization of tools for modeling and synthesis technological process trajectories

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The publication is devoted to the development of an ontological model of tools for intelligent modeling and synthesis of the trajectories of technological processes in electric power networks. Development includes two levels of modeling: the level of metaontology and the level of applied ontologies. At the upper level, the structure of the upper level is proposed and described. At the level of applied ontologies, the ontology of the “digital substation - distribution network” system and the structure for the ontology of tasks are detailed. The first is implemented and presented in the Protégé framework environment. The second is presented descriptively by the example of the task of minimizing energy losses at the level of a transformer substation with an illustration of a functional diagram of the technological chain of its solution. The findings of the work reflect the potential of using the proposed solution to prepare an integrated knowledge management system in the subject area.

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“…In rural power networks, the most common transformers are transformers with a "star -star with zero" winding connection, which have a high zero-sequence resistance. Part of the additional power losses in a 0.38 kW network occurs in a 10/0.4 kW power transformer [2,3]. Since the load in the rural municipal network is asymmetrical and every year the number of non-linear loads that generate higher current harmonics into the electrical network increases, the power transformers used become ineffective [4,5].…”

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The additional power losses investigation in electric power transformers 10/0.4 kW of rural electrical networks

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Brenina

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The calculating results of the electricity load losses components in power transformers 10/0.4 kW of rural municipal networks of 0.38 kW is presented. Statistical processing of the obtained data has been carried out. We obtained the shares of the electricity load losses components in power transformers 10/0.4 kW of rural municipal networks of 0.38 kW with the simultaneous effect of asymmetric currents, higher harmonics of current and excess reactive power.

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On the efficiency of power transformers with «star-zig-zag with zero» winding connection scheme in rural electricity networks supplying household consumers

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Panchishkin

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The dependencies of the loss coefficient on the value of reverse- and zero-sequence current unbalance coefficients are obtained, allowing estimating the energy efficiency of power transformers operation at different unbalance characteristics. The electricity losses were calculated from these dependencies and from data obtained from instrumental measurements at rural substations supplying household consumers. It was obtained that the power transformer with «the star-zigzag with zero» scheme is 6 times more energy efficient than the power transformer with «the star–star with zero» scheme. However, with small values of the currents asymmetry (for five cases studied), the power transformer with «the star-zigzag with zero» scheme has overestimated power losses.

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Agent-based approach for analysis of electricity distribution technological processes in power systems

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Ontologization of tools for modeling and synthesis technological process trajectories

Ontologization of tools for modeling and synthesis technological process trajectories

The additional power losses investigation in electric power transformers 10/0.4 kW of rural electrical networks

On the efficiency of power transformers with «star-zig-zag with zero» winding connection scheme in rural electricity networks supplying household consumers

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