Distribution Network Operation Control Algorithm for Distributed Data Quality Management System

doi:10.23940/ijpe.20.05.p10.766774

Abstract

Abstract:

To improve the operation control ability of distribution networks, an operation control method based on a distributed data quality management system is proposed. A hybrid doubly-fed DC transmission configuration method is used to configure the quality distribution fusion feature of distribution network safety management combined with the dynamic parameter adjustment model of distribution network safety management quality distribution fusion feature is established. The interference suppression in the process of distribution network security management quality distribution fusion feature security control is carried out by combining the small disturbance steady-state suppression method. The distributed data quality management and information fusion method is used to adjust the error feedback and optimize the parameters in the process of distribution network security management quality distribution fusion feature security control, and the optimal design of distribution network operation control algorithm is realized. In additional, the proposed method has good output stability, large output gain and good anti-interference, and has a good guiding significance in the security networking control and distributed data quality management of distribution network. The simulation results show that the proposed method has good output stability, large output gain and good anti-interference ability in the security network control and distributed data quality management of distribution network.

Key words: distributed, data quality management, system, distribution network, operation control

Yu Tu. Distribution Network Operation Control Algorithm for Distributed Data Quality Management System [J]. Int J Performability Eng, 2020, 16(5): 766-774.

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Parameter name	Specific parameters
RAM	32MB
Sampling time	1.5s
Screen	Display instrument operating status
Duration	More than 22 hours
Backpack battery	Long-term continuous monitoring
Chinese and English operation	Software analysis package

Distribution network feeder control parameters	Value
	43
/kHz)	13
	0.635
/V	43.5
/V	32
	0.034

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