Risk Constrained Energy Efficient Optimal Operation of a Converter Governed AC/DC Hybrid Distribution Network With Distributed Energy Resources and Volt-VAR Controlling Devices
Risk Constrained Energy Efficient Optimal Operation of a Converter Governed AC/DC Hybrid Distribution Network With Distributed Energy Resources and Volt-VAR Controlling Devices
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具有分布式能源和 Volt-VAR 控制装置的变流器控制的 AC/DC 混合配电网的风险约束能效优化运行
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发表时间:
2021
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4.4
通讯作者:
N. P. Padhy
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作者:
Subho Paul;Abhimanyu Sharma;N. P. Padhy
Increasing penetration of direct current (dc) based distributed energy resources and dc loads in the conventional alternating current (ac) network necessitate the deployment of ac/dc hybrid distribution networks (HDNs). In view with the development of advanced energy management policy for ac/dc HDNs, unlike previous literatures, this article proposes a risk constrained energy efficient management algorithm by merging load shifting (LS) and conservation voltage reduction (CVR) techniques. The optimization framework aims to simultaneously minimize both true and conditional risk or conditional value at risk values of the expected energy cost under uncertain solar power generation, load demand, and upper grid energy price. In contrast with the available stochastic optimization process, in this article, two-point estimation strategy is employed in place of Monte Carlo simulation for scenario generation from the probability density functions of the uncertain parameters to reduce computational exertion. The proposed centralized optimization framework is initially developed as mixed integer nonconvex programming but to avoid computation complexity, the nonlinear components are replaced by their linear counterparts. Later, a new solution process named successive mixed integer linear programming (s-MILP) is proposed to obtain the optimal decisions for deployment of LS and CVR through smart inverters and volt-VAR controlling devices. Efficacy of the proposed technique is demonstrated on modified IEEE 33 bus ac/dc HDN and the most energy efficient operation is found by merging LS and CVR. Simulation outcomes prove fast and near optimal convergence of the s-MILP compared to conventional second-order conic programming relaxed mixed integer convex programming and piecewise linearization based MILP. Further, to assess the impact of network size on the solution time and optimality, the proposed advanced distribution network management systems strategy is employed on 132 bus ac/dc HDN.