Abstract

There is instability in the distributed energy storage cloud group end region on the power grid side. In order to avoid large-scale fluctuating charging and discharging in the power grid environment and make the capacitor components show a continuous and stable charging and discharging state, a hierarchical time-sharing configuration algorithm of distributed energy storage cloud group end region on the power grid side based on multi-scale and multi feature convolution neural network is proposed. Firstly, a voltage stability analysis model based on multi-scale and multi feature convolution neural network is constructed, and the multi-scale and multi feature convolution neural network is optimized based on Self-Organizing Maps (SOM) algorithm to analyze the voltage stability of the cloud group end region of distributed energy storage on the grid side under the framework of credibility. According to the optimal scheduling objectives and network size, the distributed robust optimal configuration control model is solved under the framework of coordinated optimal scheduling at multiple time scales; Finally, the time series characteristics of regional power grid load and distributed generation are analyzed. According to the regional hierarchical time-sharing configuration model of “cloud”, “group” and “end” layer, the grid side distributed energy storage cloud group end regional hierarchical time-sharing configuration algorithm is realized. The experimental results show that after applying this algorithm, the best grid side distributed energy storage configuration scheme can be determined, and the stability of grid side distributed energy storage cloud group end region layered time-sharing configuration can be improved.

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