DocumentCode
286084
Title
Real time application of an optimal power flow algorithm for reactive power allocation of the RWE energy control center
Author
Graf, F.-R.
Author_Institution
RWE Energie AG, Pulheim, Germany
fYear
1993
fDate
34066
Firstpage
42552
Lastpage
42555
Abstract
In the Federal Republic of Germany the very high voltage network is owned by 9 utilities which work together in the Deutsche Verbundgesellschaft. The very high-voltage systems (380/220 kV) are mutually interconnected and are linked to the systems of Austria, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Switzerland and to Denmark. Since 1984, the operation of the RWE 380/220 kV energy system has been supported by an optimal power flow algorithm for reactive power allocation. In this real-time optimization process the reactive power of 65 generators and 15 reactive compensation devices as well as tap ratios of 30 transformers 380/220 kV are used as control variables. The network losses are taken as the objective function which has to be minimized. The following types of operating limitations are considered as constraints: voltage range for all busses, and current limitations for all lines and transformers
Keywords
load flow; power control; power system computer control; reactive power; real-time systems; 220 kV; 380 kV; Deutsche Verbundgesellschaft; Germany; RWE energy control center; bus voltage range; current limitations; network losses; optimal power flow algorithm; reactive compensation devices; reactive power allocation; real-time optimization; very high-voltage systems;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
International Practices in Reactive Power Control, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
Filename
231086
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