With the development of power systems, power grid within a control area becomes much more complicated due to increasing number of nodes and renewable energy interconnections. The role of power system control center is...With the development of power systems, power grid within a control area becomes much more complicated due to increasing number of nodes and renewable energy interconnections. The role of power system control center is more critical in maintaining system reliable and security operations. Latest developed information and communication technologies provide a platform to enhance the functions and performance of power system control center. Smart power dispatch concept will be the trend of future control center development. In this paper, we start from the human factors of control center design and propose operation indices to reduce the information presented to the system operator. The operation indices will be the important criteria in situation awareness of a power grid. Past, present, future and capability states of a power grid are also proposed to provide better visions to the operator of system conditions. The basic ideas of operation indices and operation states are discussed in the paper. In the end, the design factors for a power dispatch cockpit are discussed.展开更多
The convergence of Internet of Things(IoT),5G,and cloud collaboration offers tailored solutions to the rigorous demands of multi-flow integrated energy aggregation dispatch data processing.While generative adversarial...The convergence of Internet of Things(IoT),5G,and cloud collaboration offers tailored solutions to the rigorous demands of multi-flow integrated energy aggregation dispatch data processing.While generative adversarial networks(GANs)are instrumental in resource scheduling,their application in this domain is impeded by challenges such as convergence speed,inferior optimality searching capability,and the inability to learn from failed decision making feedbacks.Therefore,a cloud-edge collaborative federated GAN-based communication and computing resource scheduling algorithm with long-term constraint violation sensitiveness is proposed to address these challenges.The proposed algorithm facilitates real-time,energy-efficient data processing by optimizing transmission power control,data migration,and computing resource allocation.It employs federated learning for global parameter aggregation to enhance GAN parameter updating and dynamically adjusts GAN learning rates and global aggregation weights based on energy consumption constraint violations.Simulation results indicate that the proposed algorithm effectively reduces data processing latency,energy consumption,and convergence time.展开更多
The integration of renewable energy sources(RESs)with inverter interfaces has fundamentally reshaped power system dynamics,challenging traditional stability analysis frameworks designed for synchronous generator-domin...The integration of renewable energy sources(RESs)with inverter interfaces has fundamentally reshaped power system dynamics,challenging traditional stability analysis frameworks designed for synchronous generator-dominated grids.Conventional classifica-tions,which decouple voltage,frequency,and rotor angle stability,fail to address the emerging strong voltage‒angle coupling effects caused by RES dynamics.This coupling introduces complex oscillation modes and undermines system robustness,neces-sitating novel stability assessment tools.Recent studies focus on eigenvalue distributions and damping redistribution but lack quantitative criteria and interpretative clarity for coupled stability.This work proposes a transient energy-based framework to resolve these gaps.By decomposing transient energy into subsystem-dissipated components and coupling-induced energy exchange,the method establishes stability criteria compatible with a broad variety of inverter-interfaced devices while offering an intuitive energy-based interpretation for engineers.The coupling strength is also quantified by defining the relative coupling strength index,which is directly related to the transient energy interpretation of the coupled stability.Angle‒voltage coupling may induce instability by injecting transient energy into the system,even if the individual phase angle and voltage dynamics themselves are stable.The main contributions include a systematic stability evaluation framework and an energy decomposition approach that bridges theoretical analysis with practical applicability,addressing the urgent need for tools for managing modern power system evolving stability challenges.展开更多
To enable distributed PV to adapt to variations in power grid strength and achieve stable grid connection while enhancing operational flexibility,it is essential to configure grid-connected inverters with an integrate...To enable distributed PV to adapt to variations in power grid strength and achieve stable grid connection while enhancing operational flexibility,it is essential to configure grid-connected inverters with an integrated grid-following control mode,allowing smooth switching between GFL and GFM modes.First,impedance models of GFL and GFM PV energy storage VSG systems were established,and grid stability was analyzed.Second,an online impedance identification method based on voltage fluctuation data screening was proposed to enhance the accuracy of impedance identification.Additionally,a PV energy storage GFM/GFL VSG smooth switching method based on current inner loop compensation was introduced to achieve stable grid-connected operation of distributed photovoltaics under changes in strong and weak power grids.Finally,a grid stability analysis was conducted on the multi-machine parallel PV ESS,and a simulation model of a multi-machine parallel PV ESS based on current inner loop compensation was established for testing.Results showed that,compared to using a single GFM or single GFL control for the PV VSG system,the smooth switching method of multi-machine parallel PV ESS effectively suppresses system resonance under variations in power grid strength,enabling adaptive and stable grid-connected operations of distributed PV.展开更多
Wake effects in large-scalewind farms significantly reduce energy capture efficiency.ActiveWakeControl(AWC),particularly through intentional yaw misalignment of upstream turbines,has emerged as a promising strategy to...Wake effects in large-scalewind farms significantly reduce energy capture efficiency.ActiveWakeControl(AWC),particularly through intentional yaw misalignment of upstream turbines,has emerged as a promising strategy to mitigate these losses by redirecting wakes away from downstream turbines.However,the effectiveness of yaw-based AWC is highly dependent on the accuracy of the underlying wake prediction models,which often require site-specific adjustments to reflect local atmospheric conditions and turbine characteristics.This paper presents an integrated,data-driven framework tomaximize wind farmpower output.Themethodology consists of three key stages.First,a practical simulation-assisted matching method is developed to estimate the True North Alignment(TNA)of each turbine using historical Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition(SCADA)data,resolving a common source of operational uncertainty.Second,key wake expansion parameters of the Floris engineering wake model are calibrated using site-specific SCADA power data,tailoring the model to the JibeiWind Farm in China.Finally,using this calibrated model,the derivative-free solver NOMAD is employed to determine the optimal yaw angle settings for an 11-turbine cluster under various wind conditions.Simulation studies,based on real operational scenarios,demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed framework.The optimized yaw control strategies achieved total power output gains of up to 5.4%compared to the baseline zero-yaw operation under specific wake-inducing conditions.Crucially,the analysis reveals that using the site-specific calibrated model for optimization yields substantially better results than using a model with generic parameters,providing an additional power gain of up to 1.43%in tested scenarios.These findings underscore the critical importance of TNA estimation and site-specific model calibration for developing effective AWC strategies.The proposed integrated approach provides a robust and practical workflow for designing and pre-validating yaw control settings,offering a valuable tool for enhancing the economic performance of wind farms.展开更多
文摘With the development of power systems, power grid within a control area becomes much more complicated due to increasing number of nodes and renewable energy interconnections. The role of power system control center is more critical in maintaining system reliable and security operations. Latest developed information and communication technologies provide a platform to enhance the functions and performance of power system control center. Smart power dispatch concept will be the trend of future control center development. In this paper, we start from the human factors of control center design and propose operation indices to reduce the information presented to the system operator. The operation indices will be the important criteria in situation awareness of a power grid. Past, present, future and capability states of a power grid are also proposed to provide better visions to the operator of system conditions. The basic ideas of operation indices and operation states are discussed in the paper. In the end, the design factors for a power dispatch cockpit are discussed.
基金supported by China Southern Power Grid Technology Project under Grant 03600KK52220019(GDKJXM20220253).
文摘The convergence of Internet of Things(IoT),5G,and cloud collaboration offers tailored solutions to the rigorous demands of multi-flow integrated energy aggregation dispatch data processing.While generative adversarial networks(GANs)are instrumental in resource scheduling,their application in this domain is impeded by challenges such as convergence speed,inferior optimality searching capability,and the inability to learn from failed decision making feedbacks.Therefore,a cloud-edge collaborative federated GAN-based communication and computing resource scheduling algorithm with long-term constraint violation sensitiveness is proposed to address these challenges.The proposed algorithm facilitates real-time,energy-efficient data processing by optimizing transmission power control,data migration,and computing resource allocation.It employs federated learning for global parameter aggregation to enhance GAN parameter updating and dynamically adjusts GAN learning rates and global aggregation weights based on energy consumption constraint violations.Simulation results indicate that the proposed algorithm effectively reduces data processing latency,energy consumption,and convergence time.
基金supported by the Science and Technology Project of China Southern Power Grid Co.,Ltd under Grant 036000KC23090004(GDKJXM20231026).
文摘The integration of renewable energy sources(RESs)with inverter interfaces has fundamentally reshaped power system dynamics,challenging traditional stability analysis frameworks designed for synchronous generator-dominated grids.Conventional classifica-tions,which decouple voltage,frequency,and rotor angle stability,fail to address the emerging strong voltage‒angle coupling effects caused by RES dynamics.This coupling introduces complex oscillation modes and undermines system robustness,neces-sitating novel stability assessment tools.Recent studies focus on eigenvalue distributions and damping redistribution but lack quantitative criteria and interpretative clarity for coupled stability.This work proposes a transient energy-based framework to resolve these gaps.By decomposing transient energy into subsystem-dissipated components and coupling-induced energy exchange,the method establishes stability criteria compatible with a broad variety of inverter-interfaced devices while offering an intuitive energy-based interpretation for engineers.The coupling strength is also quantified by defining the relative coupling strength index,which is directly related to the transient energy interpretation of the coupled stability.Angle‒voltage coupling may induce instability by injecting transient energy into the system,even if the individual phase angle and voltage dynamics themselves are stable.The main contributions include a systematic stability evaluation framework and an energy decomposition approach that bridges theoretical analysis with practical applicability,addressing the urgent need for tools for managing modern power system evolving stability challenges.
基金supported by National Key Research and Development Technology Project program(SQ2022YFB2400136).
文摘To enable distributed PV to adapt to variations in power grid strength and achieve stable grid connection while enhancing operational flexibility,it is essential to configure grid-connected inverters with an integrated grid-following control mode,allowing smooth switching between GFL and GFM modes.First,impedance models of GFL and GFM PV energy storage VSG systems were established,and grid stability was analyzed.Second,an online impedance identification method based on voltage fluctuation data screening was proposed to enhance the accuracy of impedance identification.Additionally,a PV energy storage GFM/GFL VSG smooth switching method based on current inner loop compensation was introduced to achieve stable grid-connected operation of distributed photovoltaics under changes in strong and weak power grids.Finally,a grid stability analysis was conducted on the multi-machine parallel PV ESS,and a simulation model of a multi-machine parallel PV ESS based on current inner loop compensation was established for testing.Results showed that,compared to using a single GFM or single GFL control for the PV VSG system,the smooth switching method of multi-machine parallel PV ESS effectively suppresses system resonance under variations in power grid strength,enabling adaptive and stable grid-connected operations of distributed PV.
基金the Science and Technology Project of China South Power Grid Co., Ltd. under Grant No. 036000KK52222044 (GDKJXM20222430).
文摘Wake effects in large-scalewind farms significantly reduce energy capture efficiency.ActiveWakeControl(AWC),particularly through intentional yaw misalignment of upstream turbines,has emerged as a promising strategy to mitigate these losses by redirecting wakes away from downstream turbines.However,the effectiveness of yaw-based AWC is highly dependent on the accuracy of the underlying wake prediction models,which often require site-specific adjustments to reflect local atmospheric conditions and turbine characteristics.This paper presents an integrated,data-driven framework tomaximize wind farmpower output.Themethodology consists of three key stages.First,a practical simulation-assisted matching method is developed to estimate the True North Alignment(TNA)of each turbine using historical Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition(SCADA)data,resolving a common source of operational uncertainty.Second,key wake expansion parameters of the Floris engineering wake model are calibrated using site-specific SCADA power data,tailoring the model to the JibeiWind Farm in China.Finally,using this calibrated model,the derivative-free solver NOMAD is employed to determine the optimal yaw angle settings for an 11-turbine cluster under various wind conditions.Simulation studies,based on real operational scenarios,demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed framework.The optimized yaw control strategies achieved total power output gains of up to 5.4%compared to the baseline zero-yaw operation under specific wake-inducing conditions.Crucially,the analysis reveals that using the site-specific calibrated model for optimization yields substantially better results than using a model with generic parameters,providing an additional power gain of up to 1.43%in tested scenarios.These findings underscore the critical importance of TNA estimation and site-specific model calibration for developing effective AWC strategies.The proposed integrated approach provides a robust and practical workflow for designing and pre-validating yaw control settings,offering a valuable tool for enhancing the economic performance of wind farms.
