Voltage sag severity evaluation based on multiple line characteristic factors fusion

The existing methods for evaluating voltage sag severity do not sufficiently consider the effect of the multiple line characteristic factors on the line failure probability, which leads to a large error in the evaluation results. Therefore, an evaluation method for voltage sag severity based on mult...

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Main Authors: XU Fangwei, HE Dong, GUO Kai, LONG Chenrui
Format: Article
Language:zho
Published: Editorial Department of Electric Power Engineering Technology 2024-03-01
Series:电力工程技术
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Online Access:https://www.epet-info.com/dlgcjsen/article/abstract/220908284
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Summary:The existing methods for evaluating voltage sag severity do not sufficiently consider the effect of the multiple line characteristic factors on the line failure probability, which leads to a large error in the evaluation results. Therefore, an evaluation method for voltage sag severity based on multiple line characteristic factors fusion is proposed. Firstly, based on line historical fault data, the influence degree of multiple line characteristic factors on line fault which employ association rules to quantify is researched. Secondly, by improving the D-S evidence theory to fuse multiple line characteristic factors, an accurate line annual failure probability model is established, and the voltage sag severity of nodes by introducing maximum entropy into the method of fault positions are obtained. Finally, a comprehensive voltage sag severity index considering both voltage sag severity of power grid side and tolerance characteristics of sensitive equipment on the user side is proposed to evaluate node voltage sag severity. Based on the actual power quality monitoring data for validation and comparison with the evaluation cases that do not fully consider the line characteristic factors, the results show that the proposed method can effectively improve the accuracy of voltage sag severity evaluation.
ISSN:2096-3203