Abstract

Power network topology identification, judgment, and tracking are the basic functional components of power system guarantee system and security management system. They can provide basic network structure data for other application software programs of power system. However, the traditional power grid topology method is not easy to implement and provides less relevant data that can be accurately analyzed, so that relevant personnel cannot fully understand the state of the power grid and give accurate commands, resulting in serious power accidents. Therefore, this paper proposes the research of power grid local topology tracking based on graph theory and constructs the power grid local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory. The experimental results show that the local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory can track the local topology of power grid quickly and effectively. Compared with the traditional method based on priority search, although the first power grid topology takes a relatively long time, it greatly improves the search and processing time after each time and has high efficiency in local topology. This shows that the local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory needs less computation when carrying out the local topology of power grid. At the same time, the theory of power grid local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory is relatively simple and easy to time, which is more practical than the traditional method.

Highlights

  • In power system, power network topology identification, judgment, and tracking are the basic functions of energy management and distribution management system, and the analytical mathematical model transformed into it can provide corresponding basic network structural data for power system state estimation, fault analysis, and reactive power optimization [1]

  • Security and Communication Networks to search, identify, and track the power grid in a short time has become a research hotspot. erefore, this paper proposes a research on power grid local topology tracking based on graph theory, which is mainly divided into three parts

  • The traditional power grid topology analysis method has a long search time, and the local modification method is difficult and difficult to implement. erefore, this paper proposes the research of power grid local topology tracking based on graph theory and introduces graph theory into power grid local topology tracking algorithm to improve the search efficiency of the algorithm. e experimental results show that the grid local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory can successfully analyze the experimental target in the simulation experiment and has better performance than the traditional priority search method

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Introduction

Power network topology identification, judgment, and tracking are the basic functions of energy management and distribution management system, and the analytical mathematical model transformed into it can provide corresponding basic network structural data for power system state estimation, fault analysis, and reactive power optimization [1]. In the real-time state of the power system, there are often cuts, loads, and other situations At this time, the relevant nodes corresponding to the bus section in the substation will change, which is likely to cause problems such as open-loop, closed-loop, and parallel power grid [3]. Erefore, this paper proposes a research on power grid local topology tracking based on graph theory, which is mainly divided into three parts. The simulation experiment and algorithm performance related experiment of power grid local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory are carried out, and the data are collected and the experimental results are analyzed. The local topology tracking algorithm based on graph theory is relatively simple, easy to time, and more practical than the traditional method.

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