CN115173465A - Wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on Copula theory - Google Patents

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Abstract

The invention discloses a Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, which comprises the following steps: collecting historical output data, clustering and reducing a scene set based on principal component analysis dimension reduction and a K-means algorithm, and obtaining a typical scene to obtain all combined output scenes between wind power plants and photovoltaic power plants which meet correlation tests in the same area of a power grid in a single scheduling period; comparing the fit degree of the Copula function to be selected with the empirical Copula function, selecting a Copula function of a proper type, and determining a relevant parameter lambda, a main wind power field and a main photovoltaic power station; extracting output fluctuation characteristics of the main power station by using historical output data, and reconstructing a combined output scene into a main wind power field and main photovoltaic power station continuous output scene set; and obtaining the optimal proportion of integration of wind, light, water, fire and storage. The wind, light, water and fire storage and output complementary characteristics are fully utilized, the operation efficiency of the regional power grid is effectively improved, and the clean energy utilization rate of the regional power grid is stably improved.

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Wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on Copula theory
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of power supply coupling mechanism analysis of a power system, in particular to a wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on a Copula theory.
Background
At present, the main consumption body of energy in all countries of the world still is fossil energy, and the non-renewable energy still is the main energy consumed in production and life in all countries of the world, and the problem still cannot be avoided in the development of all countries of the world. In the long-term development, the reserves of the traditional fossil energy resources are at risk due to the development needs and excessive mining of various countries, and the traditional fossil energy resources are gradually exhausted. Aiming at the challenge brought by the energy crisis, various countries around the world adopt various coping means to solve the influence caused by the exhaustion of fossil energy, and more clean and renewable energy sources gradually replace the traditional fossil energy sources to become the main direction of energy development of the countries around the world. In the face of the development of 'wind, light, water and fire storage integration', the existing research at home and abroad mostly focuses on the operation characteristics of wind, light, water and other independent power generation systems or aspects of modeling simulation, optimal configuration, control strategies and the like of wind, light, wind and water and other two energy complementary power generation systems, a series of research results are formed, and the research on the active power output characteristics of the wind, light, water and fire storage multi-energy complementary power generation system is relatively less.
Disclosure of Invention
This section is for the purpose of summarizing some aspects of embodiments of the invention and to briefly introduce some preferred embodiments. In this section, as well as in the abstract and the title of the invention of this application, simplifications or omissions may be made to avoid obscuring the purpose of the section, the abstract and the title, and such simplifications or omissions are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems.
Therefore, the technical problem solved by the invention is as follows: the operating efficiency of the regional power grid is low, and the utilization rate of clean energy is low.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention provides the following technical scheme: acquiring historical output data of each wind power plant and each photovoltaic power station of a regional power grid, clustering and reducing a scene set based on principal component analysis dimension reduction and a K-means algorithm, and acquiring a typical scene to obtain combined output scenes between all wind power plants and photovoltaic power stations which meet correlation tests in the same region of the regional power grid in a single scheduling period; comparing the fit degree of the Copula function to be selected with the empirical Copula function, selecting a Copula function of a proper type, and determining a relevant parameter lambda and a main wind power field and a main photovoltaic power station of different areas of a regional power grid; extracting output fluctuation characteristics of a main power station by using the historical output data, and reconstructing the combined output scene into a main wind power field and main photovoltaic power station continuous output scene set; and obtaining the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal ratio with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system based on the peak regulation complementary characteristic between wind power, photovoltaic power, hydropower, thermal power and the historical output data of the pumping and storage year in the complementary index and peak regulation capacity ratio description regional power grid.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the historical output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power plant is a matrix S with a sampling interval of T, a sampling number of N and a number of sampling objects of M, wherein the matrix S comprises,
Figure BDA0003706178720000021
wherein, V M,N Representing the Nth historical output data of the Mth wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station,
Figure BDA0003706178720000022
and representing the output data matrix of the M power stations sampled at the Nth time.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the step of principal component analysis dimensionality reduction comprises,
carrying out normalization processing on historical output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station to compress the historical output data between [0,1 ];
Figure BDA0003706178720000023
wherein v is i Representing the initial value of the historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant,
Figure BDA0003706178720000024
representing the historical output data average value of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station;
Figure BDA0003706178720000025
representing the average value, s, of the normalized historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station i Representing the standard deviation of historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station;
performing a covariance matrix calculation on the normalized historical contribution data includes,
Figure BDA0003706178720000031
wherein cov (S) represents the covariance of the matrix S,
Figure BDA0003706178720000032
representing the covariance of the Nth sampled M power station output data and the Nth sampled M power station output data;
calculating eigenvectors and eigenvalues of the covariance matrix, and sorting the eigenvectors from highest to highest according to the order of the eigenvalues to obtain principal components sorted according to importance;
cov(S)-λE=0
wherein, lambda represents the eigenvalue of covariance matrix, E represents unit eigenvector; arranging the unit eigenvectors into a matrix according to the sequence of the eigenvalues from big to small to obtain a conversion matrix P, and calculating a principal component matrix according to PX;
after the principal component analysis method is used for reducing the dimension, the dimension of the matrix S is reduced to S 1 Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a substrate,
Figure BDA0003706178720000033
wherein S is 1 Representing the output data of the M power stations after dimensionality reduction,
Figure BDA0003706178720000034
n representing the Mth plant 1 The main components of the composition are as follows,
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n representing M power stations 1 And (4) a main component.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the K-means clustering method comprises the steps of,
determining cluster number based on elbow method, based on p and m i Obtaining a sum of squared errors SSE, said sum of squared errors SSE comprising,
Figure BDA0003706178720000036
wherein p represents all output data of each wind power plant or photovoltaic power station after dimensionality reduction, and m i Representing the aggregation centers of each class;
based on p ij And p ik Calculating Euclidean distance from each output data to the aggregation center
Figure BDA0003706178720000037
Figure BDA0003706178720000038
Wherein,
Figure BDA0003706178720000039
representing all the output sets of the ith wind farm and photovoltaic plant,
Figure BDA00037061787200000310
representing the initial set of clustering centers, p, for the ith wind farm and photovoltaic plant ij Representing the jth output, p, of the ith wind or photovoltaic plant ik Representing the output of the kth initial clustering center of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant;
will be provided with
Figure BDA00037061787200000311
Belonging to the cluster corresponding to the aggregation center with the minimum Euclidean distance, and aiming at the aggregation center u in each cluster im The updating is carried out, and the updating is carried out,
Figure BDA0003706178720000041
wherein, N m Represents the number of output data, u, contained in the mth cluster im Representing the aggregate center of the ith wind farm and the mth cluster of photovoltaic plants, p il Representing the ith output in the ith wind power plant and the mth cluster of the photovoltaic power plant;
iteration is carried out in a circulating mode until the average error criterion function is converged, clustering is finished, and S is added 1 Clustering into S 2
Figure BDA0003706178720000042
Wherein N is 2 The number of contribution data after clustering is represented,
Figure BDA0003706178720000043
representing the Nth wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant after clustering 2 The historical force-out data is used as a basis,
Figure BDA0003706178720000044
nth of M power stations after representing clustering 2 An output data matrix;
output sample space S of wind power plants and photovoltaic power stations in various regions by utilizing clustering results 1 Is divided into S 1 ’、 S 2 ’、…、S R ' determining the frequency of each cluster center in the sample space as the corresponding scene probability P ar And obtaining a typical output scene, and determining a main output power station for a clustering center sample set in the typical output scene based on a Copula function.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the determination of the appropriate type of Copula function and associated parameters includes,
determining an edge distribution function in a typical scene of a wind power plant and a photovoltaic power station;
edge distribution function under typical scene of wind power plant and photovoltaic power station is obtained by adopting kernel density function
Figure BDA0003706178720000045
Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
Figure BDA0003706178720000046
wherein N is 2 Representing the number of the clustered output data, h represents the smoothing K h The kernel function is represented by a function of a kernel,
Figure BDA0003706178720000047
representing the output of the ith wind farm or photovoltaic power plant
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The sample of (a);
taking the minimum sum of Euclidean distances of the to-be-selected Copula function and the empirical Copula function at each sample point as a selection standard, wherein the empirical Copula function
Figure BDA0003706178720000049
Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
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wherein x and y represent setting parameters,
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and
Figure BDA0003706178720000052
respectively representEdge distribution function of the I-th wind farm or photovoltaic power plant output and the I + 1-th wind farm or photovoltaic power plant output, I [ ·]Representing an indicative function;
if it is
Figure BDA0003706178720000053
Then
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On the contrary, the first step is to take the reverse,
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as a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: also comprises a step of adding a new type of additive,
the euclidean distance calculation includes the calculation of,
Figure BDA0003706178720000056
wherein,
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represents the Euclidean distance between the Copula function to be selected and the empirical Copula function,
Figure BDA0003706178720000058
represents the Copula function to be selected,
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represents an empirical Copula function;
and calculating Kendall rank correlation coefficients according to the samples, and calculating a Copula function parameter lambda to be selected.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the extraction of the main power station output fluctuation characteristics comprises,
marking out a local maximum value point and a local minimum value point of output data in a typical scene of a leading power station;
connecting the maximum value points through cubic spline interpolation to form an upper envelope line, connecting the minimum value points to form a lower envelope line, and solving the mean value m of the upper envelope line and the lower envelope line 1
Subtracting the mean value m from the input signal 1 To obtain an intermediate signal h 1
h 1 =X(t)-m 1
Wherein X (t) represents an input signal, m 1 Represents the mean of the upper and lower envelopes, h 1 Represents an intermediate signal;
standard deviation SD k The calculation of (a) includes that,
Figure BDA00037061787200000510
wherein h is k (t) eigenmode function, h, for the kth iteration k-1 (t) a witness model function representing the k-1 th iteration;
when the standard deviation is less than epsilon, extracting corresponding h 1 As eigenmode function, i.e. extracting the force fluctuation characteristic, when the standard deviation is larger than epsilon, using m 1 As a new original signal;
and (5) circularly iterating until the standard deviation requirement is met.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the obtaining of the optimal mixture ratio comprises the following steps,
carrying out normalization processing on wind power, photovoltaic, hydroelectric power, thermal power and historical output data of a pumped storage year in the regional power grid;
establishing a target function with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the wind-light-water-fire storage complementary system output curve and the load curve by utilizing the wind-light-water-fire storage output complementary characteristic;
establishing peak regulation capacity of the regional power grid according to the peak regulation capacity of flexible peak regulation resources such as a thermal power generating unit capable of deeply regulating peaks, a watershed type hydropower station, a pumped storage power station and the like in the regional power grid;
determining the highest installed proportion of the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal proportion model according to the peak regulation capacity and the peak regulation capacity ratio of the regional power grid, optimizing the proportion of the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal proportion model based on an improved particle swarm algorithm, and obtaining the optimal proportion with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: the indicator of complementarity comprises the index of complementarity,
Figure BDA0003706178720000061
wherein, delta i k Representing the variation of the generating power of the ith energy system calendar history, n representing the total sampling points in the time scale of the year, I C Representing a complementary coefficient;
the calculation of the peak shaver capacity ratio lambda comprises,
Figure BDA0003706178720000062
wherein E is reg Indicating the peak shaving capacity, E, required after complementation of various energy sources regi The peak shaving capacity required by the ith single power supply is represented;
the establishment of the objective function with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water, fire and storage complementation system comprises the following steps of,
min(I T -I C )
Figure BDA0003706178720000063
Figure BDA0003706178720000064
wherein,α k and alpha k L Respectively is the change rate of the generated power and the change rate of the load after the wind, light, water, fire and storage complementation after the normalization processing, I T Represents the difference between the complementary generated power and the load power of multiple energy sources, delta i k Representing the variation of the generating power of the ith energy system calendar, n representing the total sampling points in the time scale of year, I C Representing a complementary coefficient;
the establishing of the peak shaving capacity of the regional power grid comprises,
Figure BDA0003706178720000071
wherein, P up,max Represents the maximum value of the peak shaving capacity, P, of the regional power grid G,upmax Representing the maximum uptake capacity, P, of thermal power H,upmax Represents the maximum upturn capacity, P, of the water and electricity P,upmax Indicating the maximum capacity of the pumped reservoir, P down,max Represents the maximum value of peak-load capacity, P, of regional power grid G,downmax Representing the maximum uptake capacity, P, of thermal power P,downmax Representing the maximum upward capacity, P, of the pumping cut,max Indicating the maximum allowable water, wind, and light reject amount.
As a preferable scheme of the Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method, the method comprises the following steps: also comprises the following steps of (1) preparing,
the constraints of the objective function comprise maximum installed capacity constraint, clean energy installed lower limit constraint and load balance constraint;
the maximum installed capacity constraints include the number of available,
N j,max ≤N j ≤N j,max
wherein N is j,max Represents the maximum development upper limit, N, of various types of resources j,min Indicating the currently available installed capacity, N j The installed capacity of the jth unit is represented;
the clean energy installation lower limit constraints include,
Figure BDA0003706178720000072
wherein N is NEW Representing the number of clean energy plants, N G Representing the number of stations in the system, alpha min Represents the minimum installed ratio, alpha, of clean energy according to the regional power grid energy development plan max Is calculated by the ratio of peak shaving capacity to peak shaving capacity;
the load balancing constraints include the number of load balancing constraints,
Figure BDA0003706178720000073
wherein, P j Represents the peak shaving capacity, delta L, of the power station j in a typical scene z And the load peak-valley difference under the typical scene of the regional power grid is shown.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the wind, light, water and fire storage optimal capacity ratio is obtained by taking the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system as targets and taking the peak regulation capacity of the system and the wind, light, water and fire storage power generation proportion as constraints, the wind, light, water and fire storage output complementary characteristic is fully utilized, the operation efficiency of a regional power grid is effectively improved, and the clean energy utilization rate of the regional power grid is stably improved.
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In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention, but the present invention may be practiced in other ways than those specifically described and will be readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention, and therefore the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments disclosed below.
Furthermore, reference herein to "one embodiment" or "an embodiment" means that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment is included in at least one implementation of the invention. The appearances of the phrase "in one embodiment" in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment, nor are separate or alternative embodiments mutually exclusive of other embodiments.
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Also in the description of the present invention, it should be noted that the terms "upper, lower, inner and outer" and the like indicate orientations or positional relationships based on the orientations or positional relationships shown in the drawings, which are only for convenience of description and simplification of description, but do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the present invention. Furthermore, the terms first, second, or third are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.
The terms "mounted, connected" and "connected" in the present invention are to be construed broadly, unless otherwise explicitly specified or limited, for example: can be fixedly connected, detachably connected or integrally connected; they may be mechanically, electrically, or directly connected, or indirectly connected through intervening media, or may be interconnected between two elements. The specific meanings of the above terms in the present invention can be understood in specific cases to those skilled in the art.
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Referring to fig. 1, for an embodiment of the present invention, a wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on Copula theory is provided, including:
s1: historical output data of each wind power plant and each photovoltaic power station of the regional power grid are collected, a reduced scene set is clustered and obtained based on principal component analysis dimension reduction and a K-means algorithm, and a typical scene is obtained, so that all combined output scenes between the wind power plants and the photovoltaic power stations which meet correlation tests in the same region of the regional power grid in a single scheduling period are obtained. It should be noted that:
the historical output data refers to historical output energy of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station in unit time, and is also called historical output power of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station.
The historical output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power plant is a matrix S with a sampling interval of T, a sampling number of N and a number of sampling objects of M, wherein the matrix S comprises,
Figure BDA0003706178720000091
wherein, V M,N Representing the Nth historical output data of the Mth wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station,
Figure BDA0003706178720000092
and representing the output data matrix of the M power stations sampled at the Nth time.
The step of principal component analysis dimensionality reduction comprises,
(1) normalization
Carrying out normalization processing on historical output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station to compress the historical output data between [0,1 ];
Figure BDA0003706178720000093
wherein v is i Representing the initial value of the historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant,
Figure BDA0003706178720000094
representing the historical output data average value of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station;
Figure BDA0003706178720000095
representing the average value, s, of the normalized historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station i Representing the standard deviation of the historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant;
(2) calculating covariance
Performing a covariance matrix calculation on the normalized historical contribution data includes,
Figure BDA0003706178720000101
wherein cov (S) represents the covariance of the matrix S,
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representing the covariance of the Nth sampled M power station output data and the Nth sampled M power station output data;
(3) computing eigenvectors and eigenvalues of a covariance matrix to identify principal components
Calculating an eigenvector and an eigenvalue of a covariance matrix, wherein the eigenvector of the covariance matrix is actually the direction (or the information) with the largest variance, and sorting the eigenvector from the highest to the highest according to the order of the eigenvalue to obtain principal components sorted according to importance;
cov(S)-λE=0
wherein, λ represents the eigenvalue of the covariance matrix, and E represents the unit eigenvector; arranging the unit eigenvectors into a matrix according to the sequence of the eigenvalues from big to small to obtain a conversion matrix P, and calculating a principal component matrix according to PX;
(4) obtaining the main component
Calculating variance contribution rate and variance cumulative contribution rate by using the characteristic value, and taking the principal component with the variance cumulative contribution rate exceeding 85% -95% in the conventional principal component analysis, so the invention takes the top N with the variance cumulative contribution rate exceeding 85% 1 And (4) a main component.
After the principal component analysis method is used for reducing the dimension, the dimension of the matrix S is reduced to S 1 Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
Figure BDA0003706178720000103
wherein S is 1 Representing the M power station output data after dimensionality reduction,
Figure BDA0003706178720000104
n representing the Mth plant 1 The main components of the composition are as follows,
Figure BDA0003706178720000105
nth representing M power stations 1 A main component.
The steps of the K-means clustering method comprise,
(1) index quantization
After the principal component analysis method is used for dimensionality reduction, the output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station are normalized, and therefore quantification processing is not carried out.
(2) Determining a clustering number K
Determining the number of clusters based on the elbow method, based on p and m i Obtaining a sum of squared errors SSE, the sum of squared errors SSE including,
Figure BDA0003706178720000111
wherein p represents all output data of each wind power plant or photovoltaic power station after dimensionality reduction, and m i Represents the aggregation of each classA center; along with the increase of K, the aggregation degree of each aggregation cluster is gradually increased, the sum of squared errors is gradually reduced, when the K reaches the real aggregation number, the return of the aggregation degree is sharply reduced, the maximum value of the decrease of the corresponding SSE is similar to the elbow of a SSE-K relation graph, and the corresponding number can be determined as the size of the aggregation number K.
(3) Calculating the Euclidean distance from each output data to the aggregation center
Based on p ij And p ik Calculating Euclidean distance from each output data to the aggregation center
Figure BDA0003706178720000112
Figure BDA0003706178720000113
Wherein,
Figure BDA0003706178720000114
representing all the output sets of the ith wind farm and photovoltaic plant,
Figure BDA0003706178720000115
representing the initial set of clustering centers, p, for the ith wind farm and photovoltaic plant ij Representing the jth output, p, of the ith wind or photovoltaic plant ik Representing the output of the kth initial clustering center of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station;
will be provided with
Figure BDA0003706178720000116
Belonging to the cluster corresponding to the aggregation center with the minimum Euclidean distance, and aiming at the aggregation center u in each cluster im The updating is carried out, and the updating is carried out,
Figure BDA0003706178720000117
wherein N is m Represents the number of output data, u, contained in the mth cluster im Representing the ith wind farmAnd the aggregation center, p, of the mth cluster of a photovoltaic power plant il Representing the ith output in the ith wind power plant and the mth cluster of the photovoltaic power station;
and (4) circularly iterating (1) to (3) until the average error criterion function is converged, finishing clustering and dividing S 1 Clustering into S 2
Figure BDA0003706178720000118
Wherein N is 2 Representing the number of the clustered contribution data,
Figure BDA0003706178720000119
representing the Nth wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant after clustering 2 The historical force-out data is used as a basis,
Figure BDA00037061787200001110
n-th representing M power stations after clustering 2 An output data matrix;
utilizing clustering results to obtain output sample space S of wind power plants and photovoltaic power stations in various regions 1 Is divided into S 1 ’、S 2 ’、…、S R ' determining the frequency of each cluster center in the sample space as the corresponding scene probability P ar And obtaining a typical output scene, and determining a main output power station for a clustering center sample set in the typical output scene based on a Copula function.
S2: and comparing the fit degree of the Copula function to be selected with the empirical Copula function, selecting a Copula function of a proper type, and determining a relevant parameter lambda and the main wind power field and the main photovoltaic power station of different areas of the regional power grid. It should be noted that:
the determination of the appropriate type of Copula function and associated parameters includes,
(1) determining an edge distribution function in a typical scene of a wind power plant and a photovoltaic power station;
edge distribution function under typical scene of wind power plant and photovoltaic power station is obtained by adopting kernel density function
Figure BDA0003706178720000121
Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a substrate,
Figure BDA0003706178720000122
wherein, N 2 Representing the number of clustered output data, h represents the smoothed K h The kernel function is represented by a function of a kernel,
Figure BDA0003706178720000123
representing the output of the ith wind farm or photovoltaic power plant
Figure BDA0003706178720000124
The sample of (a);
taking the minimum sum of Euclidean distances of the Copula function to be selected and the empirical Copula function at each sample point as a selection standard, performing the empirical Copula function,
Figure BDA0003706178720000125
Figure BDA0003706178720000126
wherein x and y represent setting parameters,
Figure BDA0003706178720000127
and
Figure BDA0003706178720000128
respectively representing the edge distribution functions of the output of the ith wind farm or photovoltaic power station and the output of the (I + 1) th wind farm or photovoltaic power station, I [ ·]Representing an indicative function;
if it is
Figure BDA0003706178720000129
Then
Figure BDA00037061787200001210
On the contrary, the method can be used for carrying out the following steps,
Figure BDA00037061787200001211
also comprises the following steps of (1) preparing,
the euclidean distance calculation includes the calculation of,
Figure BDA00037061787200001212
wherein,
Figure BDA00037061787200001213
representing the Euclidean distance between the Copula function to be selected and the empirical Copula function,
Figure BDA00037061787200001214
represents the Copula function to be selected,
Figure BDA00037061787200001215
represents an empirical Copula function;
and calculating Kendall rank correlation coefficients according to the samples, and calculating a Copula function parameter lambda to be selected.
S3: and extracting output fluctuation characteristics of the main guide power station by using the historical output data, and reconstructing the combined output scene into a main wind power field and main guide photovoltaic power station continuous output scene set. It should be noted that:
(1) the extraction of the output fluctuation characteristics of the main power station comprises the steps of,
(2) marking a local maximum value point and a local minimum value point of output data in a typical scene of a leading power station;
(3) connecting maximum value points through cubic spline interpolation to form an upper envelope curve, connecting minimum value points to form a lower envelope curve, and solving the mean value m of the upper envelope curve and the lower envelope curve 1
(4) Subtracting mean m from input signal 1 To obtain an intermediate signal h 1
h 1 =X(t)-m 1
Wherein X (t) represents an input signal, m 1 Represents an upper envelope and a lower envelopeMean value of (d), h 1 Represents an intermediate signal;
(5) standard deviation SD k The calculation of (a) includes that,
Figure BDA0003706178720000131
wherein h is k (t) an eigenmode function of the kth iteration, h k-1 (t) a witness model function representing the k-1 th iteration;
when the standard deviation is less than epsilon, extracting corresponding h 1 As eigenmode function, i.e. extracting the force fluctuation characteristic, when the standard deviation is larger than epsilon, in m 1 As a new original signal;
and (5) circularly iterating the steps (1) to (4) until the standard deviation requirement is met.
S4: and obtaining the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal ratio with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system based on the peak regulation complementary characteristic between wind power, photovoltaic power, hydropower, thermal power and the historical output data of the pumping and storage year in the complementary index and peak regulation capacity ratio description regional power grid. It should be noted that:
the obtaining of the optimal mixture ratio comprises the following steps,
carrying out normalization processing on wind power, photovoltaic, hydroelectric power, thermal power and historical output data of a pumped storage year in a regional power grid;
establishing a target function with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the wind-light-water-fire storage complementary system output curve and the load curve by utilizing the wind-light-water-fire storage output complementary characteristic;
establishing peak regulation capacity of the regional power grid according to the peak regulation capacity of flexible peak regulation resources such as thermal power generating units capable of deeply regulating peaks, watershed hydropower stations, pumped storage power stations and the like in the regional power grid;
determining the highest wind-light-water-fire-storage integrated optimal matching model according to the peak regulation capacity and the peak regulation capacity ratio of the regional power grid, establishing a wind-light-water-fire-storage integrated optimal matching model, and optimizing the proportion of a wind-light-water-fire-storage integrated optimal matching model based on an improved particle swarm optimization algorithm to obtain the optimal matching with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of a wind-light-water-fire-storage complementary system.
The indicators of complementarity include,
Figure BDA0003706178720000141
wherein, delta i k Representing the variation of the generating power of the ith energy system calendar, n representing the total sampling points in the time scale of year, I C Representing a complementary coefficient;
the calculation of the peak shaver capacity ratio lambda comprises,
Figure BDA0003706178720000142
wherein, E reg Indicating the peak shaving capacity, E, required after complementation of various energy sources regi The peak shaving capacity required by the ith single power supply is represented;
the establishment of the objective function with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water, fire and storage complementation system comprises the following steps of,
min(I T -I C )
Figure BDA0003706178720000143
Figure BDA0003706178720000144
wherein alpha is k And alpha k L Respectively the change rate of the generated power and the change rate of the load after the wind, light, water, fire and storage complementation after the normalization processing, I T Representing the difference, delta, between the complementary generated power and the load power of the various sources i k Representing the variation of the generating power of the ith energy system calendar, n representing the total sampling points in the time scale of year, I C Representing a complementary coefficient;
the establishment of the peak shaving capacity of the regional power grid includes,
Figure BDA0003706178720000145
wherein, P up,max Represents the maximum value of the peak shaving capacity, P, of the regional power grid G,upmax Representing the maximum uptake capacity, P, of thermal power H,upmax Represents the maximum upward capacity, P, of the water and electricity P,upmax Representing the maximum upward capacity, P, of the pumping down,max Represents the maximum value of peak-load capacity, P, of regional power grid G,downmax Representing the maximum capacity of thermal power, P P,downmax Representing the maximum upward capacity, P, of the pumping cut,max Indicating the maximum allowable water, wind and light throws.
Also comprises the following steps of (1) preparing,
the constraints of the objective function comprise maximum installed capacity constraint, clean energy installed lower limit constraint and load balance constraint;
the maximum installed capacity constraints include the number of,
N j,max ≤N j ≤N j,max
wherein N is j,max Represents the maximum development upper limit, N, of various types of resources j,min Indicating that there is currently installed capacity,
N j the installed capacity of the jth unit is represented;
the lower limit constraints of the clean energy installation include,
Figure BDA0003706178720000151
wherein N is NEW Representing the number of clean energy plants, N G Representing the number of stations in the system, alpha min Represents the minimum installed ratio, alpha, of clean energy according to the regional power grid energy development plan max Is calculated by the ratio of peak shaving capacity to peak shaving capacity;
the load balancing constraints include the number of load balancing constraints,
Figure BDA0003706178720000152
wherein, P j Represents the peak shaving capacity, delta L, of the power station j in a typical scene z And the load peak-valley difference under the typical scene of the regional power grid is represented.
The method for solving the wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated optimal proportion based on the improved particle swarm comprises the following specific steps:
(1) particle and parameter initialization
Firstly, determining a wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated optimal matching optimization variable dimension D, namely a space dimension of particles, and setting a population size N;
next, a lower limit value L of the search area is set d Upper limit value U d And an initial position for setting the maximum velocity v of each particle max Minimum velocity v min And an initial speed;
finally, an initial learning factor c is set 1 、c 2 And an initial inertial weight ω; here, in order to make the algorithm have better convergence results, the learning factor and the inertia weight need to be improved.
Improvement of inertial weight ω:
Figure BDA0003706178720000153
wherein, ω is max 、ω min Respectively representing initial and final inertia weight values, T representing the number of iterations at the current moment, T being the total number of iterations,
the method has the advantages that a large inertia weight is selected at the initial stage of optimization, a small inertia weight is selected at the later stage of optimization, and the speed and the precision of the algorithm are effectively improved;
learning factor c 1 ,c 2 The improvement is as follows:
Figure BDA0003706178720000161
wherein, c 1f 、c 1e Respectively represent c 1 Initial and end values of c 2f 、c 2e Respectively represent c 2 The initial value and the end value of (1);
at the initial stage of optimization, c 1 Taking a large value, c 2 The minimum value is taken, and the proportion occupied by self experience is larger, so that global optimization is facilitated; at the end of the optimization, c 2 Taking a large value, c 1 The minimum value is taken, and the proportion occupied by social experience is larger, so that local optimization is facilitated.
(2) And (5) evaluating the particle fitness. The fitness function is the objective function. Based on the evaluation of the quality of the particles, in the optimizing process, the speed and the position of the particles need to meet the constraint:
Figure BDA0003706178720000162
Figure BDA0003706178720000163
wherein L is d 、U d Respectively representing the lower limit and the upper limit of the corresponding search space, v min 、v max Lower and upper limit values, v, respectively, representing the search speed i Representing the set of velocities, v, of each particle iD Denotes the velocity of the D-th particle, X i Representing the set of positions, X, of each particle iD Indicating the position of the D-th particle; when the speed or position of the particle exceeds the constraint condition, processing according to the boundary condition;
in addition, the optimal position of the current population needs to be selected in a comparison mode in the iteration process, and the optimal position comprises a local optimal solution p i And the global optimal solution p g
Figure BDA0003706178720000164
Wherein p is iD Represents the value of the particle D when the local optimal solution pi, p g T Representing the global optimal solution for the T-th iteration.
(3) And judging whether the particle is updated or not according to the convergence condition. The convergence conditions are as follows:
Figure BDA0003706178720000165
wherein,
Figure BDA0003706178720000166
representing the fitness value corresponding to the global optimal particle of the t iteration, wherein epsilon represents convergence precision; if the convergence condition is met, the global optimal particle is the optimal solution of the optimization variables; if not, continuing to the step (4).
(4) And updating the information such as the speed, the position and the like according to the particle evaluation result, wherein the specific updating process is as follows:
Figure BDA0003706178720000171
wherein,
Figure BDA0003706178720000172
respectively representing the corresponding learning factors, r, of the t-th iteration 1 ,r 2 E (0, 1) represents a random number, ω t A weight representing a maintenance historical speed; the speed updating formula relates to three parts of historical experience, prior cognition and social learning, wherein,
Figure BDA0003706178720000173
the inertia motion of the self-body is reflected,
Figure BDA0003706178720000174
the influence of the memory value of the particle on the speed at the next moment is expressed, which is equivalent to the thought of the particle;
Figure BDA0003706178720000175
the method is related to the global optimal particles, and social learning and information exchange among the particles are embodied.
The wind, light, water and fire storage optimal capacity ratio is obtained by taking the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system as targets and taking the peak load regulation capacity of the system and the wind, light, water and fire storage power generation ratio as constraints, the wind, light, water and fire storage output complementary characteristic is fully utilized, the operation efficiency of a regional power grid is effectively improved, and the clean energy utilization rate of the regional power grid is stably improved.
Example 2
The embodiment is a second embodiment of the invention, and is different from the first embodiment in that a verification test of a wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on Copula theory is provided, and a scientific demonstration means is used for comparing test results to verify the real effect of the method in order to verify the technical effect adopted in the method.
In this embodiment, a certain system performs power supply matching, and compares the scene 1 before optimization and the scene 2 before optimization with the optimization ratio provided by the present invention, so as to obtain the annual wind and water abandoning light abandoning rate after optimization, and the energy storage capacity, the power utilization rate, and the like are shown in table 1.
Table 1: and (5) optimizing a proportioning table.
Pre-optimization scenario 1 Pre-optimization scenario 2 Optimized proportion
Wind, light, water and fire storage and distribution ratio 0.1:0.1:0.25:0.35:0.2 0.25:0.2:0.2:0.25:0.1 0.15:0.2:0.25:0.35:0.05
Light-abandoning rate of annual wind-abandoning water-abandoning 1.3% 11.2% 3.1%
Energy storage capacity utilization rate 42.6% 96.7% 92.3%
Utilization ratio of energy storage power 51.2% 97.2% 91.2%
Rate of load rejection 2.6% 4.3% 2.1%
Deep peak regulation utilization rate of thermal power 71.2% 89% 93.1%
Utilization rate of hydroelectric peak regulation capacity 66.4% 88.1% 95.5%
Compared with scenes 1 and 2 before optimization, the optimized proportion provided by the invention effectively reduces the annual wind and water abandoning light rate to 3.1 percent and effectively improves the system operation efficiency, respectively effectively improves the energy storage capacity and power utilization rate, the thermal power deep peak regulation utilization rate and the water and power peak regulation capacity utilization rate to 92.3 percent, 91.2 percent, 93.1 percent and 95.5 percent, aims at minimizing the difference between the complementary index maximum and the wind-light-water-fire complementary system output curve and the load curve, and takes the system peak regulation capacity and the water-fire-storage power generation ratio as constraints to obtain the optimal proportion of the wind-light-water-fire-storage wind-light-fire-storage capacity, fully utilizes the wind-light-fire-water-fire-storage power complementation characteristic, effectively improves the operation efficiency of a regional power grid, and step-improves the clean energy utilization rate of the regional power grid.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are only for illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention and not for limiting, and although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that modifications or equivalent substitutions may be made on the technical solutions of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the present invention, which should be covered by the claims of the present invention.

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1. A wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on a Copula theory is characterized by comprising the following steps:
acquiring historical output data of each wind power plant and each photovoltaic power station of a regional power grid, clustering and reducing a scene set based on principal component analysis dimension reduction and a K-means algorithm, and acquiring a typical scene to obtain all combined output scenes between the wind power plants and the photovoltaic power stations which meet correlation test in the same region of the regional power grid in a single scheduling period;
comparing the fit degree of the Copula function to be selected with the empirical Copula function, selecting a Copula function of a proper type, and determining a relevant parameter lambda and a main wind power field and a main photovoltaic power station of different areas of a regional power grid;
extracting output fluctuation characteristics of a main power station by using the historical output data, and reconstructing the combined output scene into a main wind power field and main photovoltaic power station continuous output scene set;
and obtaining the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal ratio with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system based on the peak regulation complementary characteristic between wind power, photovoltaic power, hydropower, thermal power and the historical output data of the pumping and storage year in the complementary index and peak regulation capacity ratio description regional power grid.
2. The Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: the historical output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station is a matrix S with a sampling interval of T, a sampling number of N and a sampling object number of M, the matrix S comprises,
Figure FDA0003706178710000011
wherein, V M,N Representing the Nth historical output data of the Mth wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station,
Figure FDA0003706178710000015
and representing the output data matrix of the N-th sampled M power stations.
3. The wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on the Copula theory as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: the step of principal component analysis dimension reduction comprises,
carrying out normalization processing on historical output data of the wind power plant and the photovoltaic power station, and compressing the historical output data to be between [0,1 ];
Figure FDA0003706178710000012
wherein v is i Representing the ith wind farm orThe historical output data of the photovoltaic power station is initially taken,
Figure FDA0003706178710000013
representing the historical output data average value of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station;
Figure FDA0003706178710000014
representing the average value, s, of the normalized historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station i Representing the standard deviation of the historical output data of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant;
performing covariance matrix calculations on the normalized historical contribution data includes,
Figure FDA0003706178710000021
wherein cov (S) represents the covariance of the matrix S,
Figure FDA0003706178710000022
representing the covariance of the Nth sampled M power station output data and the Nth sampled M power station output data;
calculating the eigenvectors and eigenvalues of the covariance matrix, and sorting the eigenvectors from highest to highest according to the order of the eigenvalues to obtain principal components sorted according to importance;
cov(S)-λE=0
wherein, lambda represents the eigenvalue of covariance matrix, E represents unit eigenvector; arranging the unit eigenvectors into a matrix according to the sequence of the eigenvalues from big to small to obtain a conversion matrix P, and calculating a principal component matrix according to PX;
after the principal component analysis method is used for reducing the dimension, the dimension of the matrix S is reduced to S 1 Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a substrate,
Figure FDA0003706178710000023
wherein S is 1 Representing the M power station output data after dimensionality reduction,
Figure FDA0003706178710000024
n representing the Mth plant 1 The main components of the composition are as follows,
Figure FDA0003706178710000025
nth representing M power stations 1 And (4) a main component.
4. The Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method of claim 3, characterized in that: the K-means clustering method comprises the steps of,
determining cluster number based on elbow method, based on p and m i Obtaining a sum of squared errors SSE, said sum of squared errors SSE comprising,
Figure FDA0003706178710000026
wherein p represents all output data of each wind power plant or photovoltaic power station after dimensionality reduction, and m i Representing the aggregation centers of each class;
based on p ij And p ik Calculating Euclidean distance from each output data to the aggregation center
Figure FDA0003706178710000027
Figure FDA0003706178710000028
Wherein,
Figure FDA0003706178710000029
representing all the output sets of the ith wind farm and photovoltaic plant,
Figure FDA00037061787100000210
representing the initial set of cluster centers, p, for the ith wind farm and photovoltaic plant ij Representing the jth output, p, of the ith wind or photovoltaic plant ik Representing the output of the kth initial clustering center of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power station;
will be provided with
Figure FDA00037061787100000211
Belonging to the cluster corresponding to the aggregation center with the minimum Euclidean distance, and aiming at the aggregation center u in each cluster im The updating is carried out, and the updating is carried out,
Figure FDA0003706178710000031
wherein N is m Represents the number of output data, u, contained in the mth cluster im Representing the aggregation center, p, of the ith wind farm and the mth cluster of photovoltaic plants il Representing the ith output in the ith wind power plant and the mth cluster of the photovoltaic power plant;
iteration is carried out in a circulating mode until the average error criterion function is converged, clustering is finished, and S is added 1 Clustering into S 2
Figure FDA0003706178710000032
Wherein N is 2 Representing the number of the clustered contribution data,
Figure FDA0003706178710000033
representing the Nth wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant after clustering 2 The historical force-out data is used as a basis,
Figure FDA0003706178710000034
n-th representing M power stations after clustering 2 A matrix of output data;
output sample space S of wind power plants and photovoltaic power stations in various regions by utilizing clustering results 1 Is divided into S 1 ’、S 2 ’、…、S R ' determining the frequency of each cluster center in the sample space as the corresponding scene probability P ar And obtaining a typical output scene, and determining a leading output power station for a clustering center sample set in the typical output scene based on a Copula function.
5. The Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method of claim 4, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the determination of the appropriate type of Copula function and associated parameters includes,
determining an edge distribution function in a typical scene of a wind power plant and a photovoltaic power station;
edge distribution function under typical scene of wind power plant and photovoltaic power station is obtained by adopting kernel density function
Figure FDA0003706178710000035
Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
Figure FDA0003706178710000036
wherein N is 2 Representing the number of the clustered output data, h represents the smoothing K h The function of the kernel is represented by a function,
Figure FDA0003706178710000037
representing the output of the ith wind farm or photovoltaic power plant
Figure FDA0003706178710000038
The sample of (1);
taking the minimum sum of Euclidean distances of the to-be-selected Copula function and the empirical Copula function at each sample point as a selection standard, wherein the empirical Copula function
Figure FDA0003706178710000039
Comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
Figure FDA00037061787100000310
wherein x and y represent setting parameters,
Figure FDA00037061787100000311
and
Figure FDA00037061787100000312
respectively representing the edge distribution functions of the output of the ith wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant and the output of the (I + 1) th wind power plant or photovoltaic power plant, I [ ·]Representing an indicative function;
if it is
Figure FDA0003706178710000041
Then
Figure FDA0003706178710000042
On the contrary, the first step is to take the reverse,
Figure FDA0003706178710000043
6. the wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on the Copula theory as claimed in claim 5, wherein: also comprises the following steps of (1) preparing,
the euclidean distance calculation includes the calculation of,
Figure FDA0003706178710000044
wherein,
Figure FDA0003706178710000045
representing the Euclidean distance between the Copula function to be selected and the empirical Copula function,
Figure FDA0003706178710000046
represents the Copula function to be selected,
Figure FDA0003706178710000047
represents an empirical Copula function;
and calculating Kendall rank correlation coefficients according to the samples, and calculating a Copula function parameter lambda to be selected.
7. The wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on the Copula theory is characterized in that: the extraction of the main power station output fluctuation characteristics comprises,
marking out a local maximum value point and a local minimum value point of output data in a typical scene of a leading power station;
connecting the maximum value points through cubic spline interpolation to form an upper envelope line, connecting the minimum value points to form a lower envelope line, and solving the mean value m of the upper envelope line and the lower envelope line 1
Subtracting the mean value m from the input signal 1 To obtain an intermediate signal h 1
h 1 =X(t)-m 1
Wherein X (t) represents an input signal, m 1 Represents the mean of the upper and lower envelopes, h 1 Represents an intermediate signal;
standard deviation SD k The calculation of (a) includes that,
Figure FDA0003706178710000048
wherein h is k (t) an eigenmode function of the kth iteration, h k-1 (t) a witness model function representing the k-1 th iteration;
when the standard deviation is less than epsilon, extracting corresponding h 1 As eigenmode function, i.e. extracting the force fluctuation characteristic, when the standard deviation is larger than epsilon, using m 1 As a new original signal;
and (5) circularly iterating until the standard deviation requirement is met.
8. The wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method based on the Copula theory as claimed in claim 7, wherein: the obtaining of the optimal mixture ratio comprises the following steps,
carrying out normalization processing on wind power, photovoltaic, hydroelectric power, thermal power and historical output data of a pumped storage year in the regional power grid;
establishing a target function with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the wind-light-water-fire storage complementary system output curve and the load curve by utilizing the wind-light-water-fire storage output complementary characteristic;
establishing peak regulation capacity of the regional power grid according to the peak regulation capacity of flexible peak regulation resources such as a thermal power generating unit capable of deeply regulating peaks, a watershed type hydropower station, a pumped storage power station and the like in the regional power grid;
determining the highest installed proportion of the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal proportion model according to the peak regulation capacity and the peak regulation capacity ratio of the regional power grid, optimizing the proportion of the wind, light, water and fire storage integrated optimal proportion model based on an improved particle swarm algorithm, and obtaining the optimal proportion with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference value between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water and fire storage complementary system.
9. The Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method as claimed in claim 8, characterized in that: the indicator of complementarity comprises the index of complementarity,
Figure FDA0003706178710000051
wherein, delta i k Representing the variation of the generating power of the ith energy system calendar history, n representing the total sampling points in the time scale of the year, I C Representing a complementary coefficient;
the calculation of the peak shaver capacity ratio lambda comprises,
Figure FDA0003706178710000052
wherein E is reg Indicating the need for complementation of multiple energy sourcesPeak shaving capacity of, E regi Indicating the peak shaving capacity required by the ith single power supply;
the establishment of the objective function with the maximum complementarity index and the minimum difference between the output curve and the load curve of the wind, light, water, fire and storage complementation system comprises the following steps of,
min(I T -I C )
Figure FDA0003706178710000053
Figure FDA0003706178710000054
wherein alpha is k And alpha k L Respectively the change rate of the generated power and the change rate of the load after the wind, light, water, fire and storage complementation after the normalization processing, I T Represents the difference between the complementary generated power and the load power of multiple energy sources, delta i k Representing the variation of the generating power of the ith energy system calendar, n representing the total sampling points in the time scale of year, I C Representing a complementary coefficient;
the establishing of the peak shaving capacity of the regional power grid comprises,
Figure FDA0003706178710000061
wherein, P up,max Represents the maximum value of the peak shaving capacity, P, of the regional power grid G,upmax Representing the maximum capacity of thermal power, P H,upmax Represents the maximum upward capacity, P, of the water and electricity P,upmax Indicating the maximum capacity of the pumped reservoir, P down,max Represents the maximum value of the peak-load-reduction capacity, P, of the regional power grid G,downmax Representing the maximum capacity of thermal power, P P,downmax Indicating the maximum capacity of the pumped reservoir, P cut,max Indicating the maximum allowable water, wind, and light reject amount.
10. The Copula theory-based wind, light, water, fire and storage integrated coupling mechanism analysis method as claimed in claim 9, characterized in that: also comprises a step of adding a new type of additive,
the constraints of the objective function comprise maximum installed capacity constraint, clean energy installed lower limit constraint and load balance constraint;
the maximum installed capacity constraint may include,
N j,max ≤N j ≤N j,max
wherein, N j,max Represents the maximum development upper limit, N, of various types of resources j,min Indicating the currently available installed capacity, N j The installed capacity of the jth unit is represented;
the clean energy installation lower limit constraints include,
Figure FDA0003706178710000062
wherein, N NEW Representing the number of clean energy plants, N G Representing the number of stations in the system, alpha min Represents the minimum installed ratio, alpha, of clean energy according to the regional power grid energy development plan max Is calculated by the ratio of peak shaving capacity to peak shaving capacity;
the load balancing constraints include the number of load balancing constraints,
Figure FDA0003706178710000063
wherein, P j Represents the peak shaving capacity, delta L, of the power station j in a typical scene z And the load peak-valley difference under the typical scene of the regional power grid is shown.
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