Research on Distribution Substation Topology Identification Methods
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https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.3932Keywords:
digital substation, improved matrix method, Packet Loss Rate Conditional Probability Minimization Theorem, automatic topology recognitionAbstract
With the advancement of digital transformation in distribution substations, a large number of smart devices are being integrated into substations. Addressing the challenges of automatic topology recognition and the issue of unstable recognition accuracy in distribution substations has become crucial. This paper proposes a substation topology recognition method based on an improved matrix approach and the Minimum Conditional Probability of Packet Loss Theorem. The improved matrix approach is utilized to calculate the topological signals, enabling automatic bottom-up topology recognition within the substation. The application of the Minimum Conditional Probability of Packet Loss Theorem in processing topological data significantly enhances the accuracy of substation topology recognition, reducing the impact of external factors on recognition accuracy. Experimental validation demonstrates that the proposed method is highly feasible and exhibits fault tolerance, indicating practical engineering applications.
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