An Emergency Control Strategy for Blackout based on IESs in Distribution Network

Zhong, Chunlin; Fang, Chao; Jiang, Yuxuan; Cui, Qiang; Tao, Sumeng

doi:10.1109/cyber53097.2021.9588315

2021 IEEE 11th Annual International Conference on CYBER Technology in Automation, Control, and Intelligent Systems (CYBER) 2021

DOI: 10.1109/cyber53097.2021.9588315

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An Emergency Control Strategy for Blackout based on IESs in Distribution Network

Chunlin Zhong¹,

Chao Fang²,

Yuxuan Jiang³

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“…Researchers with the Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken United States have probed risk-averse coordinated operation for a ME microgrid by voltage and thermal flow control (Li et al, 2020). Work in (Zhong et al, 2021) has developed an emergency control strategy for the blackout of distributed ME systems, considering the static coupling across various energy forms and capacities of controllable equipment.…”

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Dynamic coupling across energy forms and hybrid simulation of the multi-energy system

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A multi-energy (ME) system can coordinate local energy sources and users and optimize the supply of various energy forms, to maximize the comprehensive utilization efficiency of energy. As the scale of the multi-energy system becomes more extensive and the physical connections of different energy forms become diversified, the coupling of various forms of energy becomes closer. Such development has brought significant challenges to safe operations and effective regulation of the system and equipment. However, no efficient and easy-to-use dynamic simulation method is available for multi-energy systems. It has become an urgent problem how to fully use the existing rich models and algorithms of conventional energy systems to construct the dynamic simulations of multi-energy systems. Based on the multi-energy system’s structure, components, and model characteristics, this paper studies the mechanism of cross-energy-form dynamic coupling, proposes the critical techniques of multi-energy hybrid simulation and verifies the effectiveness and accuracy of the methods through case tests.

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Dynamic coupling across energy forms and hybrid simulation of the multi-energy system

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Emergency Power Supply Management Strategy for Low-Performance Distribution Networks Based on Mobile Multi-Port Interconnection Equipment

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Zhu,

Kang

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Deploying emergency vehicles has become a key guarantee for power supply in post-disaster distribution networks on account of their flexibility, maneuverability, safety, and reliability. However, due to limitations in configuration, the continuous power supply capacity of existing electrical vehicles (EVs) is insufficient, making it difficult to meet the needs of energy transfer and flow regulation in post-disaster distribution networks. Therefore, in this study, we comprehensively considered the energy time-shift characteristics of EVs and the flexible control function of soft open points (SOPs), integrated their advantages, and designed an emergency vehicle with SOP (EV-SOP) and its management strategy for distribution network line faults. Firstly, we present the EV-SOP architecture and its mathematical model. Then, aiming to minimize the economic losses caused by power loss during line faults, an EV-SOP emergency management strategy based on data collection, scheduling judgment, and optimal modeling techniques is proposed. Finally, by taking the case study of an IEEE33-node distribution network with contact switches as an example, we validate the effectiveness and superiority of the EV-SOP and its emergency management strategy compared with traditional energy storage emergency vehicles.

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An Emergency Control Strategy for Blackout based on IESs in Distribution Network

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Dynamic coupling across energy forms and hybrid simulation of the multi-energy system

Dynamic coupling across energy forms and hybrid simulation of the multi-energy system

Emergency Power Supply Management Strategy for Low-Performance Distribution Networks Based on Mobile Multi-Port Interconnection Equipment

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