Study on Distributed Autonomous Power System under a Deregurated Environment
放松管制环境下的分布式自治电力系统研究
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- 批准号:12450106
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- 金额:$ 10.5万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2000 至 2002
- 项目状态:已结题
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This research developed a concept of new electric power supply system called Distributed Autonomous Power System (DAPS) under a deregulated environment including a lot of distributed generators. What is the most original idea in the DAPS is to divide the whole power system into two parts. One is the transmission system which consits of some large-sized generators and high voltage transmission network. The other is the distribution system which consists of some local areas. Each area has flexible, reliable and intelligent distribution network and some kinds of distributed generators or energy storage systems, and can determine the price of electricity and supply reliability indipendently. The following things concerning the DAPS clarified thorough this research.1. This research developed a method for determining the amount of distributed generators to be introduced and desirable supply reliability by minimizing the social cost in each area.2. This research presented some strategies to m … More ake the distributed generators in each area coordinate with the large-sized generators to resolve the environmental issues such as CO2 emission and too consumption of fossil fuels. It evaluated a desiable operation of the distributed generators by simulating the customers' behaviors.3. This research assumed the introduction of the quality control centers (QCC) in each area for management of the supply reliability. This research compared it with the case that the individual customer manages its reliability for itself.4. This research developed a concrete control system in QCC to make distributed generators in each area cooperate with taking a balance between supply and demand in the whole power system. Also, it investigated that how the operation for balancing the power in each time period of GOV, LFC and ELD should be shared between the transmission system and the each area.5. This research developed a multi-agent algorithm for the fault restoration or voltage regulation, in which every QCC in each area behaves autonomously by measuring system state and using information from the other QCCs. Less
本研究提出了一种新的电力供应系统的概念,称为分布式自治电力系统(DAPS)在放松管制的环境下,包括大量的分布式发电机。DAPS最具独创性的思想是将整个电力系统分为两部分。一种是由大型发电机和高压输电网组成的输电系统。二是由局部地区组成的分销体系。每个地区都有灵活、可靠、智能的配电网和各种分布式发电机或储能系统,可以独立确定电价和供电可靠性。通过本研究,阐明了有关DAPS的以下事项。本研究发展了一种方法来确定数量的分布式发电机将被引入和理想的供电可靠性通过最小化的社会成本在每个地区.本研究提出了一些策略, ...更多信息 使各区域的分布式发电机与大型发电机配合,解决CO2排放、化石燃料消耗过多等环境问题。通过模拟用户的行为来评估分布式电源的理想运行.本研究假设在各地区引进品质控制中心(QCC)来管理供应的可靠性。本研究将其与个人客户自行管理其可靠性的情况进行了比较.本研究在QCC中发展出一套具体的控制系统,使分散在各个区域的发电机协同工作,以达到整个电力系统的供需平衡。研究了GOV、LFC和ELD各时段的功率平衡操作如何在输电系统和各区域之间分担.本研究开发了一个多代理算法的故障恢复或电压调节,其中每个QCC在每个区域的行为自主测量系统状态和使用信息从其他QCC。少
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原 亮一: "FRIENDSネットワークのマルチエージェント型事故時運用-供給支障継続時間の解析-"平成13年度電気関係学会北海道支部連合大会講演論文集. 58-59 (2001)
Ryoichi Hara:“FRIENDS 网络的多代理事故操作 - 供应中断持续时间的分析 -”2001 年电气工程学会北海道分会会议记录 58-59(2001)。
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三栗祐巳: "FRIENDSにおける信頼度評価に関する基礎検討"平成13年度電気関係学会北海道支部連合大会講演論文集. 60-61 (2001)
Yumi Mikuri:《FRIENDS 可靠性评估的基础研究》2001 年电气工程学会北海道分会会议记录 60-61 (2001)。
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Ryoichi. Hara: "Emergency Operation Based on Multi Agent Technology in FRIENDS"Proc.of 14th Power System Computation Conference. Session03. 1-7 (2002)
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田中 浩一: "分権型電力供給システムにおける需給調整-分散型電源導入量の評価-"平成14年度電気関係学会北海道支部連合大会講演論文集. 93-94 (2002)
田中浩一:“分散供电系统中的需求和供应调整 - 引入分布式发电量的评估”2002年电气工程学会北海道分会会议记录93-94(2002)。
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原 亮一: "FRIENDSネットワークにおける需給調整-ガバナフリー運転の模擬-"平成14年度電気関係学会北海道支部連合大会講演論文集. 95-96 (2002)
原良一:“FRIENDS网络中的需求和供应调整-无调速器运行的模拟-”2002年电气工程学会北海道分会会议记录95-96(2002)。
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