Reactive Power Optimization in Distribution Network with Renewable Distributed Power Sources

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In order to solve the problems of reactive power optimization in distribution networks which includes the high proportion of distributed new energy power generation, this paper proposes a multi time scale reactive power optimization method. Firstly, on the day-ahead scale, the slow motion control variables were optimized with the objective function of minimizing the expected network loss, and a master-slave classification period decoupling strategy was proposed to transform the dynamic optimization of discrete variables into Static optimization to simplify the optimization process; Secondly, on the 15 minute scale, rolling optimization of reactive power output of new energy is adopted, with the goal of minimizing the system voltage deviations; Finally, in real time, reactive power output of new energy is optimized at any time with the goal of maintaining a constant voltage at the grid connection point within each time window to suppress voltage stability issues caused by various random fluctuations. Finally, the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed method were verified using the modified IEEE33 node as an example.

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