Abstract
Identifying critical nodes in the power grid is a crucial aspect of power system security and stability analysis. However, the current methods for identification fall short in fully accounting for the power transfer characteristics between nodes and the consequences of node removal on the security and stability of power grid operation. To enhance the effective and accurate identification of critical nodes in the power grid, a method is proposed. This method is based on improved PageRank algorithm and node-weighted power flow transfer entropy, referred to as IPRA-PFTE. Firstly, based on the power flow and equivalent impedance between nodes, and the introduction of virtual nodes, an improved PageRank algorithm is obtained. Then the node-weighted power flow transfer entropy is derived by considering the uniformity of the transfer power flow distribution in the system following the removal of a node. Finally, the importance of nodes is obtained by combining the improved PageRank algorithm with the node-weighted power flow transfer entropy. The method’s effectiveness and accuracy are validated through simulation using the IEEE 39-bus example and subsequent comparison with existing methods.
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