Abstract
In the face of the challenges brought by the complexity of power grid, diversification of disturbance factors, isolation of monitoring points and other issues to the cause identification of voltage sag disturbance, this paper proposes a real-time monitoring technology for voltage sag disturbance in distribution network based on TCN-Attention neural network and Flink flow calculation, which has important practical significance for controlling voltage sag and reducing economic losses. This method uses Temporal Convolutional Network (TCN) to extract the cross time nonlinear characteristics of voltage sag time series data, which effectively solves the problems of long-term dependence on time series and low training output efficiency of existing time series models. In order to further improve the recognition accuracy of the model, Attention mechanism is introduced to mine the duration relationship in voltage sag data. At the same time, the method also constructs a parallel real-time monitoring platform based on Flink streaming computing framework, embeds the TCN-Attention voltage sag cause identification model generated by training, so as to realize real-time identification and monitoring analysis of voltage sag disturbances at each monitoring point of the distribution network. In this paper, various voltage sags are simulated on IEEE 14 bus system using PSCAD software, and the proposed method is verified and tested. The deep learning fusion model has high recognition accuracy for the cause of voltage sag, and the flow computing platform has excellent performance in time delay and throughput indicators, and can realize the parallel real-time monitoring and analysis of voltage sag causes in distribution network.
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