Decomposition Model Based on Optimal Power Flow in Interconnected Electricity Networks

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In order to adapt to the current multi-level dispatching management system and to promote the operational efficiency of interconnected electricity networks, this paper proposes a decomposition collaborative model based on optimal power flow theory. The model is a quadratic programming question used to solve optimal power flow model. The information of interchanging between regions is communication price and boundary nodal bus phase angle. IEEE 30-bus test system demonstrates the validity and novelty of the model that the regional network can be calculated reasonably and the development of cross-regional electricity transaction is promoted effectively.

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