Ensemble Filter Scenario Based Control on Linearized Power System Manifold

This article integrates the widely recognised ensemble filters that are employed for power system state estimation and their ensemble scenarios to controls for power systems linearised on manifolds. The approach has the effect of directly providing constraint scenarios for any optimal real-time fast power system management for any ensemble-based state estimator used in the power system, thereby reducing the computational task for both radial and meshed power systems and addressing the computational needs of stochastic external state parameter that is not controlled by the grid operator. New and unparalleled obstacles have surfaced in the recent past for power systems. Tighter guidelines for grid reliability and service quality, the growing spread of electric mobility that has given rise to a new class of intermittent loads with distinct spatiotemporal patterns, and the growing use of distributed microgenerators from renewable power sources-which are frequently characterised by unpredictable behavior-are some of these challenges. For proof of concept, the method is shown on a simple example.

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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icsrs63046.2024.10927540
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Smart Grid and Power Systems
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Ensemble Filter Scenario Based Control on Linearized Power System Manifold

Bahri Uzunoğlu
Smart Grid and Power Systems
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Ensemble Filter Scenario Based Control on Linearized Power System Manifold

Bahri Uzunoğlu
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This article integrates the widely recognised ensemble filters that are employed for power system state estimation and their ensemble scenarios to controls for power systems linearised on manifolds. The approach has the effect of directly providing constraint scenarios for any optimal real-time fast power system management for any ensemble-based state estimator used in the power system, thereby reducing the computational task for both radial and meshed power systems and addressing the computational needs of stochastic external state parameter that is not controlled by the grid operator. New and unparalleled obstacles have surfaced in the recent past for power systems. Tighter guidelines for grid reliability and service quality, the growing spread of electric mobility that has given rise to a new class of intermittent loads with distinct spatiotemporal patterns, and the growing use of distributed microgenerators from renewable power sources-which are frequently characterised by unpredictable behavior-are some of these challenges. For proof of concept, the method is shown on a simple example.

Uppsala University (SE)
Akademiska Sjukhuset
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Smart Grid and Power Systems
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