Abstract

With the increasing penetration of the photovoltaic (PV) in the distributed grid networks, the dynamic response analysis of the system becomes more and more complex and costs lots computational time in the simulation. To cut down the computational resources while maintaining the accuracy, this paper proposes a data-driven hybrid equivalent model for the dynamic response process of the multiple PV power stations. The data-driven hybrid equivalent model includes the simple equivalent model and data-driven error correction model. In the equivalent model, all the PV arrays in the central PV power station are simplified into one equivalent model based on the related parameter equivalence. The distributed PV power stations in the same branch are equivalent to one power station model based on the parameter equivalence and feeder equivalence. Since the difference between the simple equivalent dynamic response model and precise one exists, the data-driven error correction model is proposed. The ensemble Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) model utilizes the bagging ensemble structure and uses the simple equivalent dynamic response as input to learn the accurate dynamic response. The simulation results validated the super-performance of the proposed model both in the response speed and accuracy.

Highlights

  • With the aggravation of energy crisis, the advantages of PV power generation become increasingly apparent

  • We propose a hybrid equivalent model combining the data-driven correction model with physical equivalent model to describe the dynamic characteristics of multiple PV stations

  • This paper proposed a hybrid data-driven model to build the equivalent model of the dynamic process of the multiple PV stations in the distributed network

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

With the aggravation of energy crisis, the advantages of PV power generation become increasingly apparent. While the central and distributed PV stations are different in physical and control parameters, their dynamic characteristics of active and reactive power response are quite different. Based on the description of the two-staged PV station modeling, the main factors affecting the output dynamic characteristics of PV station generation can be divided into physical and control parameters. When the physic and control parameters are fixed, the corresponding output dynamic characteristics of the single PV station under the standard test condition is determined. According to the mathematical model of PV system in section “Precise Dynamic Modeling for A Single Two-staged PV Station,” physical parameters are composed of PV array capacitance Cpv, boost converter capacitance Cdc, boost converter inductance Ldc and filter inductance Lf. The control parameters include the control parameters of PWM system (kp, ki) and SPWM system (kip, kii, kop, koi).

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