Load margin calculation method and system for electrical coupling system based on continuous multi-energy flow
A technology of electrical coupling and system load, applied in computing, electrical components, AC network circuits, etc., can solve problems such as improper operation constraint results and failure to consider primary energy supply
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[0076] This embodiment provides a method for calculating the load margin of an electrical coupling system based on continuous multi-energy flow, which includes:
[0077] Step 1: Establish a multi-energy flow model considering the safety constraints of the electrically coupled system
[0078] For a typical IEGS, the electricity system and the natural gas system are coupled together through a gas unit. Firstly, the multi-energy flow models of electric power system, natural gas system and gas-fired unit and the safety constraints of the system are given.
[0079] 1) Natural gas system model
[0080] The node variables of the natural gas system include the flow rate of injected natural gas and the node air pressure. Like the node classification of the power system, nodes can be divided into nodes with known pressure and nodes with known injection flow rate according to known variables. In a natural gas system, the gas source is a balance node, whose gas pressure is known but the...
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[0139] This embodiment provides a load margin calculation system for an electrical coupling system based on continuous multi-energy flow, which includes:
[0140] The multi-energy flow model establishment unit is used to establish the multi-energy flow model considering the safety constraints of the electrical coupling system, including the multi-energy flow model of the natural gas system model, the electrical system model and the gas generating set model;
[0141] The formation unit of multi-energy flow calculation method: imitating the continuous power flow, introducing load growth parameters to form a continuous multi-energy flow calculation method;
[0142] System load margin calculation unit: The continuous multi-energy flow calculation method is used to track the multi-energy flow solution curve and calculate the system load margin.
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