[外文翻譯]電力系統(tǒng)動態(tài)模擬中可控負載的設(shè)計/Design of Controllable Load for Power System Dynamic Simulation
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①中文頁數(shù) 10

中文字數(shù) 4391

②英文頁數(shù) 9

英文字數(shù) 2666

③ 摘要
在電力系統(tǒng)運行中，維護潮流解是很重要的。在最近的管制環(huán)境中，因為不同的電力交易和以利益為基礎(chǔ)的業(yè)務(wù)計劃，不確定性已經(jīng)在電力系統(tǒng)中成為了比較普遍的現(xiàn)象。因此，在當前和未來的電力行業(yè)，可能會有比在過去更多的無法解決的情況。本文提出了一種方法，以確定適當?shù)臒o功功率賠償來恢復(fù)在無法解決的嚴重意外中的潮流解。為了分析潮流解，我們提出了一個用來確定支流參數(shù)的連續(xù)潮流工具。在可解的情況下，注入無功功率的適當?shù)牡攸c由靈敏度分析而決定，這種靈敏度分析以結(jié)點上正常載體的獨立參數(shù)比較所得的由連續(xù)潮流工具建造的V曲線為基礎(chǔ)。那個靈敏性資料的效力，由比較無功補償在每個位置的數(shù)額來驗證。在一個案例研究中，提出的這種算法是適用于韓國電力公社（電力）系統(tǒng)的。

In power system operation, maintaining power flow solvability is important. In the recent deregulated environment, uncertainty has become more prevalent in power systems because of diverse power transactions and benefit-based operational schemes. Thus, in the present and future power industry, there may be more unsolvable cases than there were in the past integrated power industry. This paper presents a methodology to determine the adequate reactive power compensation for restoring power flow solvability in the unsolvable severe contingencies. To analyze power flow solvability, a continuation power flow tool parameterizing branch parameters of contingencies is applied. In solvable cases, the adequate locations of the additional reactive power injection are determined by sensitivity analysis based on the normal vector at the nose point of the independent parameter vs. V curves, constructed by the continuation power flow tool. The effectiveness of the sensitivity information is verified by comparing the amount of reactive power compensation at each location. In a case study, the proposed algorithm is applied to the Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Systems.

④關(guān)鍵字 可控/controllable load

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