Frontiers in Energy Research (Nov 2023)
Research on control strategy of distributed photovoltaic cluster based on improved particle swarm-gray wolf coupling algorithm
Abstract
Conducting research on cluster control strategies for distributed photovoltaic systems to address voltage fluctuations and reverse power flow caused by large-scale distributed photovoltaic integration is crucial foundational work in establishing a new power system and ensuring its safe and stable operation. Based on the division of distributed photovoltaic cluster, this paper takes distributed photovoltaic cluster as the intermediate layer of control, and researches the two-layer control strategy of inter-cluster coordination and intra-cluster autonomy. The inter-cluster coordination strategy is located at the upper layer, and this strategy based on the power grid structure of the controlled area, comprehensively considering the observability, controllability, degree and betweenness centrality of each node, the latter two characterize the spatial location of the nodes. The dominant nodes of each cluster are selected by the above multiple indicators. The multi-objective inter-cluster coordination control model respectively focusing on the minimum voltage deviation of the dominant node or the minimum network loss of the system is constructed according to whether the voltage of the dominant node crosses the limit or not, and the improved particle swarm-gray wolf coupling algorithm (PSO-GWO) is used to generate the output indicators of each cluster. The intra-cluster autonomy strategy is at the lower layer. In the shortage of adjustable PV resources connected to the dominant node, the intra-cluster autonomy strategy adopting the control sequence of dominant node-downstream node-upstream node to distribute the output indicators of inter-cluster coordination within the cluster; In addition, in view of the situation that the cluster cannot receive the output indicators due to communication failure, The intra-cluster autonomy control model is constructed with the goal of minimum voltage deviation and minimum network loss of the dominant node in the cluster. The distributed photovoltaic inter-cluster coordination + intra-cluster autonomy two-layer regulation strategy is used to simulate the improved IEEE33-nodes system under multiple scenarios. The results show that the proposed control strategy can effectively solve the voltage overlimit, power flow back and other problems, and play an important role in ensuring the safe and economic operation of the system.
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