Abstract

The increasing demand for power quality in modern power supply facilities and the deepening changes in the power market have led to frequent power quality events, making the assessment of power quality a necessity. In view of the complexity of the model and the sensitivity of the parameters of the existing power quality assessment system, as well as the shortcomings of the traditional hierarchical analysis method, this paper proposes a data-driven power quality assessment system based on the improved determinant-valued extension hierarchical analysis, which makes the factors affecting power quality hierarchical, and enhances the conservatism of the matrix while reducing the human subjective factors, so as to analyze the main power quality problems in a clearer and more intuitive way. The evaluation system is validated and analyzed, and the corresponding evaluation result is “excellent”, which proves that the system effectively evaluates the power quality in real scenarios, and has a good prospect in power quality evaluation.

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