Var-Voltage Control Capability Constrained Economic Scheduling of Integrated Energy Systems

Economic scheduling is an important solution to improve the operational efficiency of integrated energy system (IES). Active power is the majority being considered in economic scheduling, ignoring the influence of var-voltage effect on scheduling. In this article, an agent-based var-voltage control...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on industry applications 2022-11, Vol.58 (6), p.6899-6908
Main Authors: Xu, Bohan, Xiang, Yue, Liu, Junyong, Liu, Youbo, Pan, Li, Fang, Mengqiu, Wang, Tianhao
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agent-based modeling
Cogeneration
Constraint modelling
deep learning
Economic models
economic scheduling
Economics
Electric potential
Integer programming
integrated energy system (IES)
Integrated energy systems
Job shop scheduling
Load modeling
Markov processes
Mixed integer
Multilayers
Pipelines
Reactive power
Resistance heating
Scheduling
var-voltage control (VVC) capability
Voltage
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Summary:Economic scheduling is an important solution to improve the operational efficiency of integrated energy system (IES). Active power is the majority being considered in economic scheduling, ignoring the influence of var-voltage effect on scheduling. In this article, an agent-based var-voltage control (VVC) capability is developed, and integrated in the economic scheduling modeling of IES. First, we build the VVC agent model based on the Markov decision process, and the economic scheduling model of IES is built with the decision function of the VVC agent as a constraint. Then, because the decision function is highly nonconvex and nonlinear, a deep learning enabled surrogate model is proposed to solve the scheduling problem. In the surrogate model, we train a pooling multilayer perception (P-MLP) to fit the mapping relationship between scheduling and maximum voltage deviation under VVC. And the trained P-MLP is used to surrogate the decision function constraint. After surrogating, the scheduling problem is transformed into a mixed integer programming problem, which can be solved directly by calling the solver. Finally, the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed method are tested by cases. The results show that the scheduling integrated with the VVC capability model can strictly meet safety constraints and reduce the operation cost of IES as well.
ISSN:0093-9994
1939-9367
DOI:10.1109/TIA.2022.3199675