Date of Award

2021

Document Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Ph.D.

Organizational Unit

Daniel Felix Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering

First Advisor

David Gao

Second Advisor

Yunbo Yi

Third Advisor

Margareta Stefanovic

Fourth Advisor

Mohammad Matin

Keywords

Consensus protocol, Economic dispatch, Optimal power flow, Renewable energy, State estimation

Abstract

The traditional power systems are usually centralized systems, in which the control, operation and monitoring are performed by the centralized control center, e.g., SCADA. However, with the development of renewable energy, power systems are getting more and more distributed. So, it becomes necessary to establish the distributed power system operation methods for these power systems. In this research, the distributed techniques for the renewable power systems are proposed based on the consensus protocol technique from graph theory. These techniques cover the three important problems in power systems, i.e., economic dispatch, state estimation, and optimal power flow. First, the Distributed Economic Dispatch (DED) approach is proposed. In this part, both the PI controller and Neural Network (NN) controller are utilized to design the distributed algorithm to minimize the power system’s operational cost in a distributed way. The communication-failure-tolerant DED algorithm is proposed to improve the robustness of the approach during communication failure. Also, the DED algorithm considering line loss model is proposed. On the other hand, an information propagation method is provided to develop the Distributed State Estimation (DSE) algorithm. Then, the bad data detection and measurement accuracy improvement topics in state estimation are discussed. Then, based on the proposed DED algorithm and DSE algorithm, the Distributed Optimal Power Flow (DOPF) method is developed. Finally, the AC power flow model is considered to build the distributed AC State Estmiation method and distributed AC Optimal Power Flow method. At the end, the proposed methods are verified in the MATLAB/simulation software. The 4-generator system model, IEEE 10-generator 39-bus system model, WSCC 9-Bus system model, and some specially designed power system models are employed in the tests. The results of the simulation show that the proposed methods reach the desired performance.

Publication Statement

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Rights Holder

Qiao Li

Provenance

Received from ProQuest

File Format

application/pdf

Language

en

File Size

127 pgs

Discipline

Electrical engineering

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