1. Online assessment of short-term voltage stability based on hybrid model and data-driven approach
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Guowei Cai, Zhichong Cao, Cheng Liu, Hao Yang, Yi Cheng, and Vladimir Terzija
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Data-driven ,Model-driven ,Voltage stability assessment ,Production of electric energy or power. Powerplants. Central stations ,TK1001-1841 - Abstract
With the continuously increasing integration of renewable energy sources into power grids, the dynamic response of a power system is becoming more complex. For example, the interaction between the dynamic loads and low-voltage ride-through of renewable energy generators makes the voltage response more rapid and unpredictable. Ensuring the accuracy and speed of traditional voltage stability assessment methods is difficult. This study developed a novel hybrid model and data-driven voltage stability assessment approach. First, the equivalent parameters of a power system were calculated based on the measured data, and the parameters were constantly modified based on the response data. To further improve the accuracy of the approach, a data-driven method was introduced to correct the assessment results using a Thevenin equivalent-based assessment. The difference between the Thevenin and system impedances, which better reflects the system stability, was included in the data-driven input data. Finally, by combining the clear physical mechanism of the model-driven method and high accuracy of the data-driven method, the final the assessment process was a serial combination of the model- and data-driven methods. The effectiveness of the method was verified using an IEEE New England 10-generator 39-bus test system and a 100-bus actual system in China. The results showed that the method developed was more accurate and had higher robustness under data loss and noise conditions than other methods.
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- 2024
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