Disaggregating Load by Type from Distribution System Measurements in Real Time
Disaggregating Load by Type from Distribution System Measurements in Real Time
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从实时配电系统测量中按类型分解负载
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2018
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J. Mathieu
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Gregory S. Ledva;Zhe Du;L. Balzano;J. Mathieu
An electricity distribution network’s efficiency and reliability can be improved using real-time knowledge of the total consumption/production of different load/generator types (e.g., air conditioning loads, lighting loads, photovoltaic generation) within the network. This information could be gathered from additional device-level sensors and communication infrastructure. Alternatively, this information can be inferred using existing network measurements and some knowledge of the underlying system. This work applies two online learning algorithms, dynamic mirror descent (DMD) and dynamic fixed share (DFS), to separate (or disaggregate), in real-time, feeder-level active demand measurements into two components: (1) the demand of a population of residential air conditioners and (2) the demand of the remaining loads served by the feeder. The online learning algorithms include models of the underlying load types, which are generated using historical building-level or device-level data. We develop methods to incorporate model prediction error statistics into the algorithms, develop connections between DMD and Kalman filtering, adapt the algorithms for the energy disaggregation application, and present case studies demonstrating that the algorithms perform disaggregation effectively.