Resource allocation optimizing method for failure repair of distribution network

The invention provides a resource allocation optimizing method for failure repair of a distribution network. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring positions of fault points of a power grid and repair resource demand information thereof; acquiring current available power grid repair res...

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Main Authors CHEN XINHE, ZHANG WENBIN, PENG DAIWEN, ZHAO WEI, WANG JINGTAO
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 29.04.2015
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Summary:The invention provides a resource allocation optimizing method for failure repair of a distribution network. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring positions of fault points of a power grid and repair resource demand information thereof; acquiring current available power grid repair resource information of local repair points of power grid fault points; judging whether the current available power grid repair resource information of local repair points meets the demand of the repair resource demand information or not; if not, acquiring current power grid repair resource information of the repair points around the local repair points and constructing resource allocation optimizing models of a plurality of contributive points according to the repair resource demand information and current power grid repair resource information of around contributive points; optimizing the resource allocation optimizing models of the contributive points based on the TOPSIS algorithm to acquire the optimal resource allocation scheme for guiding optimized allocation of the repair sources required by the power grid fault points. According to the method provided by the invention, optimized allocation of the repair resources is realized, the time for recovering the power grid faults is shortened and the power supply reliability and stability are improved.
Bibliography:Application Number: CN201310478548