Emergency Strategy of Service Restoration for Active Distribution Network Considering Multi-resources and Time-varying Load Under Extreme Events

Liu, Su; Yao, Shangkun; Gu, Jiping; Tian, Shuxin; Fu, Yang

doi:10.1109/ispec53008.2021.9735625

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“…The island rolling optimal operation needs to satisfy the safety constraint that line power flow and node voltage magnitudes cannot cross the limits, as shown in Equations ( 23) and (24).…”

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“…In the stage of distribution network fault recovery, it is still necessary to make full use of various resources of the distribution network, such as energy router [23], mobile energy storage [24], and DGs, so as to achieve as much load power supply recovery as possible. The literature [25] improves the adaptability of the distribution network in extreme weather by pre-placing the mobile power supply before the accident and dynamically dispatching it after the accident.…”

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Emergency Power Supply Restoration Strategy for Distribution Network Considering Support of Microgrids with High-Dimensional Dynamic Correlations

Yang¹,

Han

Wang

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Electronics

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With the rapid development of renewable energy, microgrids are becoming more and more essential in distribution networks. However, uncertainties brought by new energy sources have posed great challenges to the energy safety and stability of distribution networks, especially in the process of fault restoration. To address these issues, this paper investigates an emergency power supply recovery strategy for distribution networks by considering the support capability of microgrids and the high-dimensional dynamic correlations of uncertainty. Firstly, the structure of distribution networks including microgrids is analyzed. Then, the high-dimensional dynamic vine copula model is proposed to model the joint output uncertainty process. Next, island partition and operation models are established, including the objective function and constraint conditions, and the model solving methods are also presented. Finally, an example analysis is conducted to verify the effectiveness of the proposed strategy. The results show that the proposed strategy is able to deal with the uncertainties brought by renewable energy sources in distribution networks with microgrid support, improving energy safety and stability. This research provides valuable insights for the development of emergency power supply strategies in distribution networks.

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“…The island rolling optimal operation needs to satisfy the safety constraint that line power flow and node voltage magnitudes cannot cross the limits, as shown in Equations ( 23) and (24).…”

Section: ∑ I∈nmentioning

confidence: 99%