适应三相不平衡主动配电网无功优化的二阶锥松弛模型

Translated title of the contribution: Second-order Cone Relaxation Model Adapting to Reactive Power Optimization for Three-phase Unbalanced Active Distribution Network
  • Tianrui Xu
  • , Tao Ding
  • , Li Li
  • , Kang Wang
  • , Fangde Chi
  • , Hucheng Gao

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Abstract

The nonconvex and nonlinear property of the reactive power optimization for the three-phase unbalanced active distribution network brings certain challenges to the global optimization solution. The traditional method uses a second-order cone relaxation method to convexity the original nonconvex optimization model, so as to achieve an effective search for the global optimal solution. However, the traditional method ignores the phase-to-phase coupling relationship of the three-phase distribution network, which leads to errors between the three-phase unbalanced scenarios and the global optimal solution. Therefore, this paper proposes a second-order cone relaxation model adapting to the reactive power optimization for the three-phase unbalanced active distribution network. By mapping the original optimization models to a high-dimensional space, the rank constraint is relaxed and the Sylvester criterion is used to form a second-order cone constraint between phases. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by simulation analysis of the arithmetic cases of IEEE 33-bus, IEEE 123-bus and 906-bus.

Translated title of the contributionSecond-order Cone Relaxation Model Adapting to Reactive Power Optimization for Three-phase Unbalanced Active Distribution Network
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)81-88
Number of pages8
JournalDianli Xitong Zidonghua/Automation of Electric Power Systems
Volume45
Issue number24
DOIs
StatePublished - 25 Dec 2021

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