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Congestion Prediction for ACOPF Framework using Quadratic Interpolation

  • Rui Bo
  • , Fangxing Li
  • , Chaoming Wang

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Abstract

This paper presents the following research works. First, numerical simulation is applied to verify the quadratic pattern of system status such as generator dispatches and line flows with respect to load changes. Second, an algorithm based on quadratic interpolation is proposed to reduce the intensive computation with brute-force simulation approach in calculating the coefficients of the quadratic pattern. Third, a heuristic algorithm to seek three load levels for the quadratic interpolation is proposed. This heuristic algorithm employs the DCOPF-based congestion prediction algorithm to estimate critical load levels. Fourth, the congestion prediction algorithm is presented using the quadratic properties of marginal unit generation and line flow. Last, the proposed algorithms are tested on the PJM 5-bus system, and results demonstrate the high effectiveness and high accuracy of the proposed approach.

Keywords

  • 21st Century
  • ACOPF
  • Algorithms
  • Bus Systems
  • Computer Simulation
  • Congestion Prediction
  • Critical Loads
  • Curve-Fitting
  • DCOPF
  • Electric Load Flow
  • Electrical Energy
  • Energy Conversion
  • Energy Markets
  • Forecasting
  • Heuristic Algorithms
  • Heuristic Methods
  • Heuristic Programming
  • High-Accuracy
  • Interpolation
  • Line Flows
  • Load Levelling
  • Locational Marginal Pricing (LMP)
  • Marginal Units
  • Numerical Simulations
  • Optimal Power Flow (OPF)
  • Portals
  • Potential Energy
  • Potential Energy Surfaces
  • Power Markets
  • Power System Planning
  • Quadratic Interpolation
  • Quadratic Programming
  • Research
  • Research Works
  • Simulation Approach

Disciplines

  • Electrical and Computer Engineering

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