CN118213993B - Cooperative deployment and safety control method and device for energy micro-grid-power distribution network - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method and a device for cooperative deployment and safety control of an energy micro-grid and a power distribution network. Then, a three-layer safety control device for cooperative deployment-emergency-safety control of HMG and SOP is constructed. And finally, the cooperative control of the hydrogen energy micro-grid and SOP is realized. The method and the device for the cooperative deployment and safety control of the energy micro-grid-power distribution network realize the cooperative control of the hydrogen energy micro-grid and SOP; in the emergency layer, unified database expression of various emergency events is realized; at the security control layer: a three-stage fast control strategy is proposed, the safety control device being capable of control decision millisecond generation.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of hydrogen energy and smart grids, in particular to a method and a device for collaborative deployment and safety control of an energy micro-grid-power distribution network.
Background
The frequency and intensity of sudden public events such as extreme natural disasters are continuously upgraded, and reliable operation of the power distribution network is seriously threatened. Currently, technologies related to security promotion of power distribution networks are mostly limited to power distribution networks, such as measures of line reinforcement, energy storage deployment, interconnection expansion, and the like. However, with the increasing frequency of long term emergencies and climate-related disasters, limitations in electrical energy storage become more and more apparent when dealing with long-term power outages. And hydrogen energy sources provide a solution for electric power support on a long time scale due to their higher energy density. However, the prior art device cannot meet the effective coordination configuration and safety control of the hydrogen energy micro-grid and the power distribution network.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method and a device for cooperative deployment and safety control of an energy micro-grid-power distribution network, which realize cooperative control of a hydrogen energy micro-grid and SOP; in the emergency layer, unified database expression of various emergency events is realized; at the security control layer: a three-stage fast control strategy is proposed, the safety control device being capable of control decision millisecond generation.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the invention provides a method and a device for collaborative deployment and safety control of an energy micro-grid-power distribution network, which comprises the following steps:
S1, a state sensing module transmits real-time data of an acquired hydrogen energy micro-grid HMG, an intelligent soft switch SOP and an intelligent power distribution network to an energy deployment module, an emergency triggering module and a safety control module;
S2, the energy deployment module performs optimal energy deployment based on real-time data and historical perception storage numbers;
S3, analyzing the real-time data by the emergency triggering module, judging whether the current state is caused by an emergency, executing the step S4 when the current state is caused by the emergency, otherwise, returning to the step S2;
S4, the safety control module is triggered, a three-stage rapid control strategy is set, and control is performed under the cooperative scheduling of HMG and SOP.
Preferably, in step S1, the state acquisition module includes an HMG state sensing sub-module, an SOP state sensing sub-module, and an intelligent power distribution network state sensing sub-module;
Wherein, the real-time data collection comprises the following steps:
S11, an HMG state sensing submodule is used for sensing power of various energy devices inside the HMG, wherein the energy devices comprise: an electrolyzer, a fuel cell, a photocatalytic device, a photovoltaic, and a spectrum splitting device;
S12, the SOP state sensing submodule acquires active power and reactive power of two ends of SOP running in real time;
And S13, the intelligent distribution network state sensing submodule is used for acquiring voltage and phase angle of a distribution network node, active power and reactive power of each branch.
Preferably, in step S11, the power used by the HMG state sensing submodule to sense the various energy devices inside the HMG is based on formulas (1) to (7):
wherein d is the device index; omega dev is the device set; s d is the capacity of the device d, which is the input power of the device d;
And Respectively the output and input power of the electrolytic tank,A 1、b1 is the working coefficient of the electrolytic cell, se represents an emergency, and omega se represents an emergency library;
And The output and input power of the fuel cell are respectively,The energy conversion coefficient of the fuel cell;
And The output and input power of the photocatalysis hydrogen production device are respectively,The energy conversion coefficient of the photocatalytic hydrogen production device is Q H2 which is the heat value of hydrogen;
And The output and input power of the photovoltaic are respectively,The energy conversion coefficient of the fuel cell;
And Respectively the minimum and maximum reactive power compensation of the photovoltaic,For reactive power compensation of the photovoltaic, S pv is the capacity of the photovoltaic.
Preferably, in step S12, the SOP status sensing submodule obtains the active power and the reactive power of the two ends of the SOP running in real time based on the formulas (8) to (10):
wherein i, j is the index of the nodes of the distribution network, AndActive power of two ports of the SOP of nodes i and j, respectively, Ω n representing a port set of the SOP; Is the maximum reactive power of the SOP; is the reactive power of the SOP of node i; s sop represents the capacity of the SOP.
Preferably, in step S13, the intelligent distribution network state sensing submodule modifies the branch voltage equation to obtain the state in the distribution network by introducing the branch outage coefficient δ i,j based on the Lindistflow model
Wherein U i and U j represent the voltages of nodes i and j, respectively; r ij、xij、Pij and Q ij represent the resistance, reactance, active power and reactive power, respectively, of branch ij, M being an infinite constant.
Preferably, in step S2, the energy deployment module acquires the optimal security configuration of HMG and SOP, and the objective function of the optimal security configuration is to minimize the configuration cost and the load loss cost:
minCall=wαCinv+wβCrel(12)
Wherein, C inv and C rel are annual configuration cost and load loss cost, respectively, w α represents a conversion coefficient of the configuration cost, and w β represents a conversion coefficient of the load loss cost;
Wherein r represents the discount rate, and l represents the service life of the equipment; omega dev represents the candidate device set, N i is the projected number of devices d; c d,n and S d,n denote a unit capacity configuration cost and capacity of the n-th unit of the device d, respectively;
constraints are imposed on the maximum and minimum number of devices:
Wherein, AndRepresenting the maximum and minimum number allowed, respectively, s d represents the minimum optimizable capacity of device d.
Preferably, in step S3, a unified model including multiple types of emergencies is designed to determine whether the current event is an emergency event:
f(B,D,pk,xk)=0(15)
Wherein x k represents a state variable of an internal component of the system, and B represents a basic attribute describing occurrence and operation characteristics of an emergency; d represents the direct attribute representing the intensity of the emergency event; p k is the weight of the emergency event, which represents the weight of the kth scene of the specific type of event; p k obtains the conditional probability of occurrence of event P k, the historical occurrence number of emergency event N k and the average annual frequency f of disasters;
Given variables B, D and p k, determine state variables x k for components internal to the system, the states of the components x k including, but not limited to, the probability of failure and the duration of failure;
When B, D, p k and x k together determine that the event is an emergency event, if yes, the event is stored in an emergency event library, and further triggers a safety control module to execute step S4.
Preferably, in step S4, the safety control module takes the output of the state sensing module and the output of the emergency triggering module as inputs: the method comprises the steps of designing a mixed integer L-shaped method three-stage solving algorithm, wherein the mixed integer L-shaped method comprises HMG, SOP, the states of a power distribution network and p k and x k of the current emergency in an emergency library:
Wherein x int represents an integer type control decision vector, comprising: tap state of the distribution network, discrete reactive compensator state and power grid line on-off state; u unc represents an uncertainty variable associated with an incident; y hmg and z hmg represent control decision vectors, wherein: y hmg includes active power, reactive power, electrolyzer power, fuel cell power, and spectrum splitting device power inside the hydrogen energy microgrid, z hmg is a 0-1 variable associated with the hydrogen energy microgrid; se represents an emergency scene, and Ω se is an emergency scene set; a, D, F, G and H are parameter matrixes, b, c, D, F and G are coefficient vectors; p se is the probability of the incident se, which is determined by p k and x k together, and U represents the uncertainty set of the incident scene.
Preferably, in step S4, a three-stage fast control strategy is set, and control is performed under the cooperative scheduling of HMG and SOP, specifically:
The first stage: HMG control, for a given trigger event u unc and the current running state x int of the power distribution network, gives an optimal running strategy of HMG, and given decision vectors x int and u unc, builds a safety control model:
And a second stage: identifying weak points of the power distribution network, identifying weak links of the power distribution network based on HMG control strategies z hmg and y hmg, and solving the optimal solution in the first stage AndSubstituting max model, introducing relaxation variable theta, and constructing dual relaxation problem model
Wherein pi t is a simple multiplier of y hmg, and obtaining a joint optimal solution pi, u unc * and z hmg of the first and second phase models through iterative solution (18) and (19), wherein u unc * represents a weak point of the distribution network when HMG operation is pi and z hmg, and thereafter introducing three phases;
and a third stage: for the weak point of the power distribution network under the influence of an emergency (u unc *), the intelligent power grid control based on the SOP is implemented by the following optimization model for the SOP and the action x int of the on-load voltage regulating tap and the reactive compensator in the power distribution network:
Constraint E l+θ≥el is called optimal cut, and on this basis, an expression for constructing a mixed integer optimal cut is as follows:
the variable pi * is determined by iteratively solving the problems of the first and second phases, p se is the probability of an incident s, and then iteratively solving the safety control model by re-integrating the variable pi * back into the third phase using (21).
The device comprises a state sensing module, an energy deployment module, an emergency triggering module and a safety control module, wherein the state sensing module comprises an HMG state sensing sub-module; an SOP state sensing sub-module; and the intelligent power distribution network state sensing sub-module.
Therefore, the energy micro-grid-power distribution network cooperative deployment and safety control method and device have the following technical effects:
(1) Three layers of control devices of cooperative deployment-emergency-safety control of the hydrogen energy micro-grid and the SOP are constructed, so that the cooperative safety control of the hydrogen energy micro-grid and the SOP is realized, and the control method can reduce 47% of load loss under the condition of the same economic cost.
(2) A unified database of a plurality of incidents is established. Compared with the existing label recording technology of independent emergencies, the technology can reduce redundant memory consumption by more than 80%, and in practical application, manual labeling is not needed.
(3) A three-phase fast response control mechanism for HMG and SOP is proposed. The millisecond-level rapid control under the cooperative scheduling of HMG and SOP is realized.
The technical scheme of the invention is further described in detail through the drawings and the embodiments.
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The technical scheme of the invention is further described below through the attached drawings and the embodiments.
Unless defined otherwise, technical or scientific terms used herein should be given the ordinary meaning as understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.
It will be evident to those skilled in the art that the invention is not limited to the details of the foregoing illustrative embodiments, and that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The present embodiments are therefore to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.
Furthermore, it should be understood that although the present disclosure describes embodiments, not every embodiment is provided with a separate embodiment, and that this description is provided for clarity only, and that the disclosure is not limited to the embodiments described in detail below, and that the embodiments described in the examples may be combined as appropriate to form other embodiments that will be apparent to those skilled in the art. Such other embodiments are also within the scope of the present invention.
It should also be understood that the above-mentioned embodiments are only for explaining the present invention, the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art should be able to cover the protection scope of the present invention by equally replacing or changing the technical scheme and the inventive concept thereof within the scope of the present invention.
Techniques, methods, and apparatus known to one of ordinary skill in the relevant art may not be discussed in detail, but are intended to be considered part of the specification where appropriate.
The disclosures of the prior art documents cited in the present specification are incorporated by reference in their entirety into the present invention and are therefore part of the present disclosure.
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The invention provides a device for a hydrogen energy micro-grid-power distribution network cooperative deployment and safety control method, which comprises a state sensing module, an energy deployment module, an emergency triggering module and a safety control module, wherein the state sensing module comprises an HMG state sensing sub-module; an SOP state sensing sub-module; and the intelligent power distribution network state sensing sub-module. An electronic storage medium and an electronic device are also provided to perform and complete the following method.
The invention provides an energy micro-grid-power distribution network cooperative deployment and safety control method, which comprises the following steps:
S1, a state sensing module transmits real-time data of an acquired hydrogen energy micro-grid HMG, an intelligent soft switch SOP and an intelligent power distribution network to an energy deployment module, an emergency triggering module and a safety control module;
the state acquisition module comprises an HMG state sensing sub-module, an SOP state sensing sub-module and an intelligent power distribution network state sensing sub-module;
Wherein, the real-time data collection comprises the following steps:
S11, an HMG state sensing submodule is used for sensing power of various energy devices inside the HMG, wherein the energy devices comprise: an electrolyzer, a fuel cell, a photocatalytic device, a photovoltaic, and a spectrum splitting device;
the HMG state sensing submodule is used for sensing the power of various energy devices in the HMG based on the formulas (1) to (7):
wherein d is the device index; omega dev is the device set; s d is the capacity of the device d, which is the input power of the device d;
And Respectively the output and input power of the electrolytic tank,A 1、b1 is the working coefficient of the electrolytic cell, se represents an emergency, and omega se represents an emergency library;
And The output and input power of the fuel cell are respectively,The energy conversion coefficient of the fuel cell;
And The output and input power of the photocatalysis hydrogen production device are respectively,The energy conversion coefficient of the photocatalytic hydrogen production device is Q H2 which is the heat value of hydrogen;
And The output and input power of the photovoltaic are respectively,The energy conversion coefficient of the fuel cell;
And Respectively the minimum and maximum reactive power compensation of the photovoltaic,For reactive power compensation of the photovoltaic, S pv is the capacity of the photovoltaic.
S12, the SOP state sensing submodule acquires active power and reactive power of two ends of SOP running in real time;
The SOP state sensing submodule is based on the formulas (8) to (10) to obtain active power and reactive power of two ends of SOP running in real time:
wherein i, j is the index of the nodes of the distribution network, AndActive power of two ports of the SOP of nodes i and j, respectively, Ω n representing a port set of the SOP; Is the maximum reactive power of the SOP; is the reactive power of the SOP of node i; s sop represents the capacity of the SOP.
And S13, the intelligent distribution network state sensing submodule is used for acquiring voltage and phase angle of a distribution network node, active power and reactive power of each branch.
Based on Lindistflow model, the intelligent distribution network state sensing submodule introduces branch off operation coefficient delta i,j to modify branch voltage equation to obtain state in distribution network
Wherein U i and U j represent the voltages of nodes i and j, respectively; r ij、xij、Pij and Q ij represent the resistance, reactance, active power and reactive power, respectively, of branch ij, M being an infinite constant.
S2, the energy deployment module performs optimal energy deployment based on real-time data and historical perception storage numbers;
The energy deployment module is used for acquiring the optimal safety configuration of HMG and SOP, and the objective function of the optimal safety configuration is to minimize the configuration cost and the load loss cost:
minCall=wαCinv+wβCrel(12)
Wherein, C inv and C rel are the annual configuration cost and the load loss cost, respectively, w α represents the conversion coefficient of the configuration cost, w β represents the conversion coefficient of the load loss cost, for balancing the proportion of the configuration cost and the load loss cost;
Wherein r represents the discount rate, and l represents the service life of the equipment; omega dev represents the candidate device set, N i is the projected number of devices d; c d,n and S d,n denote a unit capacity configuration cost and capacity of the n-th unit of the device d, respectively;
constraints are imposed on the maximum and minimum number of devices:
Wherein, AndRepresenting the maximum and minimum number allowed, respectively, s d represents the minimum optimizable capacity of device d.
S3, analyzing the real-time data by the emergency triggering module, judging whether the current state is caused by an emergency, executing the step S4 when the current state is caused by the emergency, otherwise, returning to the step S2;
designing a unified model containing multiple types of emergency events, and judging whether the current event is an emergency event or not:
f(B,D,pk,xk)=0(15)
Wherein x k represents a state variable of an internal component of the system, and B represents a basic attribute describing occurrence and operation characteristics of an emergency; d represents the direct attribute representing the intensity of the emergency event; p k is the weight of the emergency event, which represents the weight of the kth scene of the specific type of event; p k obtains the conditional probability of occurrence of event P k, the historical occurrence number of emergency event N k and the average annual frequency f of disasters;
Given variables B, D and p k, determine state variables x k for components internal to the system, the states of the components x k including, but not limited to, the probability of failure and the duration of failure;
When B, D, p k and x k together determine that the event is an emergency event, if yes, the event is stored in an emergency event library, and further triggers a safety control module to execute step S4.
S4, the safety control module is triggered, a three-stage rapid control strategy is set, and control is performed under the cooperative scheduling of HMG and SOP.
The safety control module takes the output of the state sensing module and the output of the emergency triggering module as inputs: the method comprises the steps of designing a mixed integer L-shaped method three-stage solving algorithm, wherein the mixed integer L-shaped method comprises HMG, SOP, the states of a power distribution network and p k and x k of the current emergency in an emergency library:
Wherein x int represents an integer type control decision vector, comprising: tap state of the distribution network, discrete reactive compensator state and power grid line on-off state; u unc represents an uncertainty variable associated with an incident; y hmg and z hmg represent control decision vectors, wherein: y hmg includes active power, reactive power, electrolyzer power, fuel cell power, and spectrum splitting device power inside the hydrogen energy microgrid, z hmg is a 0-1 variable associated with the hydrogen energy microgrid; se represents an emergency scene, and Ω se is an emergency scene set; a, D, F, G and H are parameter matrixes, b, c, D, F and G are coefficient vectors; p se is the probability of the incident se, which is determined by p k and x k together, and U represents the uncertainty set of the incident scene.
Setting a three-stage rapid control strategy, and controlling under the cooperative scheduling of HMG and SOP, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
The first stage: HMG control, for a given trigger event u unc and the current running state x int of the power distribution network, gives an optimal running strategy of HMG, and given decision vectors x int and u unc, builds a safety control model:
And a second stage: identifying weak points of the power distribution network, identifying weak links of the power distribution network based on HMG control strategies z hmg and y hmg, and solving the optimal solution in the first stage AndSubstituting max model, introducing relaxation variable theta, and constructing dual relaxation problem model
Where pi t is the simple multiplier of y hmg, and by iteratively solving (18) and (19) to obtain the joint optimal solutions pi, u unc * and z hmg of the first and second phase models, where u unc * represents the weak point of the distribution network (the weak component set most affected by the incident) when HMG is operating at pi and z hmg, this is to ensure control robustness, after which three phases are introduced;
And a third stage: SOP-based intelligent power grid control is used for realizing optimal control of a power distribution network layer by aiming at weak points of the power distribution network under the influence u unc * of an emergency through actions x int of the SOP, on-load voltage regulating taps and reactive compensators in the power distribution network, and an optimization model is as follows:
Constraint E l+θ≥el is called optimal cut, and on this basis, an expression for constructing a mixed integer optimal cut is as follows:
the variable pi * is determined by iteratively solving the problems of the first and second phases, p se is the probability of an incident s, and then iteratively solving the safety control model by re-integrating the variable pi * back into the third phase using (21).
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The method of example one was used to perform embodiment verification on an actual power distribution network. The system consists of 30 bus bars and lines. It is susceptible to two types of incidents: typhoons and earthquakes, in order to analyze the effects of Distributed Generation (DG), it comprises one Wind Turbine (WT) unit and two Photovoltaic (PV) units, and two battery energy storage (BS) units. Considering geographical constraints, we have determined TS1, TS2, and TS3 as candidate locations for SOP, while the planned locations for HMG are not limiting.
Firstly, the beneficial effects of the proposed three-layer control device for collaborative deployment-emergency-safety control of HMG and SOP are compared. The proposed method M3 is compared with the safety control method M1 considering only SOP and the safety control method M2 considering only HMG, respectively:
table 1 comparison of three safety control methods M1, M2, M3
Cinv(103¥) | Crel(103¥) | Call(103¥) | |
M1 | 75.22 | 99.08 | 174.3 |
M2 | 61.28 | 82.97 | 144.25 |
M3 | 56.13 | 71.94 | 128.07 |
Wherein: c inv is the configuration cost, C rel is the load loss cost, and C all is the total cost.
The investment cost and the load loss cost of M1 are higher than those of M2 and M3. The construction cost of M3 is 8.4% lower than that of M2. However, SP can significantly improve hydrogen conversion efficiency and provide load support during long power outages. Therefore, the load reduction cost of M3 is only 86.7% of that of M2.
Secondly, the three-stage quick response control mechanism of the HMG and the SOP provided by the invention is verified, and the method M4 provided by the invention is compared with the existing nest-CCG method M5. It can be seen that the proposed method M4 can effectively promote the generation time of the control strategy, and it should be noted that the more the number of scenes is, the more obvious the acceleration effect of the proposed method is.
Table 2 comparison of properties of M4 and M5
Therefore, the method and the device for the cooperative deployment and safety control of the energy micro-grid-power distribution network realize the cooperative control of the hydrogen energy micro-grid and SOP; in the emergency layer, unified database expression of various emergency events is realized; at the security control layer: a three-stage fast control strategy is proposed, the safety control device being capable of control decision millisecond generation.
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The invention also provides an electronic device, comprising: a memory and a processor, the memory for storing a computer program; the processor is used for executing the energy micro-grid-power distribution network cooperative deployment and safety control method when the computer program is called.
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The invention also provides a computer readable storage medium, on which a computer program is stored, which when executed by a processor implements the energy microgrid-power distribution network cooperative deployment and safety control method as described above.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical solution of the present invention and not for limiting it, and although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that: the technical scheme of the invention can be modified or replaced by the same, and the modified technical scheme cannot deviate from the spirit and scope of the technical scheme of the invention.
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