Abstract
In order to make the grid-connected planning of distributed generation more reasonable, the uncertainties of intermittent distributed generation output and load forecasting are included in the solution process. Firstly, multi-scenario analysis is introduced to transform the source load uncertainty problem into deterministic problem, and the Latin super-force sampling method is used to generate the initial planning scene. The density peak clustering idea and elbow method are used to improve the K-means clustering algorithm and reduce the scene. Secondly, the optimal allocation model of grid-connected distributed generation is constructed with the minimum annual comprehensive cost as the objective function. Finally, in view of the slow convergence speed and easy to fall into local optimum of particle swarm optimization (PSO), an adaptive inertia weight factor is adopted to improve PSO, and the effectiveness of the proposed model and method is verified by IEEE 33-node standard simulation example.
Publisher
Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.
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