State Estimation for Integrated Energy System Containing Electricity, Heat and Gas

Linkun Man, Tao Wang, Xiao Pan, Yuanyuan Li

2018 · 12 citations · 13 references

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Abstract

In order to alleviate environmental pollution and improve utilization efficiency of end-used energy, integrated energy system (IES) becomes an important direction of energy structure adjustment in China. And combined electricity, heat and gas generation has developed rapidly. It is necessary to monitor combined electricity, heat and gas networks. As an ordinary way to monitor electricity network, state estimation can also be introduced in heat and gas network. Firstly, models of electricity, heat and natural gas networks in IES are established. Then IES multi-energy flow model is built. Considering coupling components in combined networks, state estimation for combined system was realized. Comparison between combined and separate state estimations was presented after Monte-Carlo experiments. Generally, combined state estimation is more accurate and gives global solution as basis of security evaluation, scheduling and dispatch of combined electricity and heat networks.

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