Abstract

Aiming at the hierarchical and zoning operation control of active distribution network, focusing on electrochemical energy storage, theoretical analysis and simulation research are carried out. Firstly, the basic principle of electrochemical energy storage is analyzed, and the working characteristics such as state of charge, power loss and charge discharge power are studied. Secondly, from the perspective of economic indicators, the power consumption cost of electrochemical energy storage is studied, and the objective function of global optimal dispatching of active distribution network is constructed. Then, the energy constraints and power constraints of electrochemical energy storage are studied as an important supplement to the active distribution network optimal scheduling model. Thirdly, the application of electrochemical energy storage in regional autonomous control is analyzed, and the regulation strategy of power fluctuation is studied from the perspective of standby capacity and power deviation. Finally, combined with a specific application example, the simulation analysis is given. The simulation results show that electrochemical energy storage can effectively optimize the hierarchical scheduling of active distribution network.

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