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DISTRIBUTION STATE ESTIMATIONabur/ieee/PES2013/Paper4.pdfDISTRIBUTION STATE ESTIMATION – Wishes and Practical Possibilities – SLIDE 1 Goran S. Švenda and Vladimir C. Strezoski

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  • DISTRIBUTION STATE ESTIMATION – Wishes and Practical Possibilities –

    SLIDE 1

    Goran S. Švenda and Vladimir C. Strezoski

    Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad, Serbia

    2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

    2013 IEEE PES General Meeting Vancouver, BC | July 21-25

  • POTENTIONAL TOPICS

    Beckground:

    SE Theory & DSE Models

    Comparison of transmission and

    distribution network

    EMS and DMS SE

    System modeling for the

    purpose of DSE (elements,

    consumption, IT, …)

    Possibility of DSE and

    problems of its application

    Real-Life DSE Integrated in DMS

    Comparison of diferent practical solutions

    Experience of application of IDSE

    in various distribution utilities

    Theoretical vs Practical DSE

    Direction of further development of DSE

    Industrial DSE

    Comparison of diferent vendors

    Comparison of diferent clients

    … etc.

    SLIDE 2 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • CONTENTS

    Where are we now ?

    Industrial Distribution State Estimation

    Where are we going ?

    SLIDE 3 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • Where are we now ?

    WELL-KNOWN

    STATEMENTS

    FACTS

    QUESTIONS

    I Part

    SLIDE 4 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • remote control: modest

    TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

    redundancy of real-time telem. data :

    > 2.0

    redundancy of real-time tel. data:

    0.2 ÷ 0.3

    MODELS, ALGORYTHMS,

    ... ≠ MODELS, ALGORYTHMS,

    ...

    role:

    connects sources and consumer areas

    configuration: radial configuration: mashed

    role:

    supplies group of consumers

    remote control: majority of elements

    DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SYSTEMS

    SLIDE 5 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • well known, modeled in ’70s.

    STATE ESTIM. for EMS and DMS

    the idea in ’90s

    practically realized 20 years ago

    provided estimation of quality for:

    network state

    wrong measurements

    network topology

    network parameters

    practical realization in progress

    EMS SE DMS SE ≠

    EMS SE DMS SE

    provided estimation for:

    measurements

    topology ???

    SLIDE 6 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • DISTRIBUTION STATE ESTIMATION

    PROBLEMS

    Mathematical Model !? Implementation in Field !?

    MODELS, ALGORITHMS, ... ≠ MODELS, ALGORITHMS, ...

    EMS SE DMS SE ≠

    SLIDE 7 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • STATE ESTIMATION MODELS

    EMS SE adjusted to be applied in DN

    Highly specialized SE for DN

    SE of both transmission and DN

    Based on heuristic rules

    Based on probabilistic rules

    State vector consists of buses voltages

    State vector is represented by polar

    and by rectangular coordinates

    Measurements of P, Q, I and V

    phasors are synchronized and

    processed simultaneously

    Measurements of V are disregarded

    or processed individually … etc.

    Approches : Techniques / Procedures :

    Weighted least squares (WLS)

    Decomposition of WLS problem

    into a series of separate WLS

    problems

    Determination of sensitivity zones

    Newton method

    LaGrange Relaxation

    Neural network

    Fuzzy logic

    Artificial Intelligence

    ... etc.

    SLIDE 8 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • Theoretical papers, applicable for:

    There is a small number of papers:

    Small test networks, without meshes, services trs, CB, VR, …

    Networks with one voltage level and small number of

    different consumer types

    Short time intervals …

    Rely on unacceptably large number of various data:

    P, Q, V, I, …(modules and phasors)

    SCADA, GPS, PMU, SMI, …

    STATE ESTIMATION MODELS

    About SE integrated in DMS, applied in real-life

    With results of SE application on a real DN

    SLIDE 10 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • REQS FOR PRACTICAL REALIZATION

    DSE has to be applied in any distribution utility :

    completely, partially covered by SCADA systems

    very huge, bi-level, weakly-mashed schemes

    (un)balance sistem with (un)symmetric state

    Real-Time DSE:

    DSE must take into account:

    all measurements and statuses

    local logic, automation, cascade automated CB, VR, …

    motors, DG, IPP, Energy Storage, EV Charging, …

    load-to-voltage dependences …

    enough fast and robust

    reliable 24 / 7 / 365

    SLIDE 11 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • COMPROMISE

    Complex methods proposed in the literature

    Characteristics and Possibilities of distribution utilities

    C O M P R O M I S E !!!

    SLIDE 12 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • I part - FACTS

    Standard model of DSE and a procedure for its solution have not been

    determined yet.

    Integration into DMS and SG concept are negligible.

    Practical verification is negligible.

    Why ?

    SLIDE 13 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • I part - QUESTIONS

    Why has industrial-grade DSE product not been established yet ?

    Are the developed models practically applicable?

    Are DPU ready for their application ?

    What do DPU want, and what is offered to them ?

    What is Industrial DSE ???

    SLIDE 14 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • Industrial Distribution State Estimation

    DSE – BASIC

    STRUCTURE

    PROBLEMS

    IMPLEMENTATION

    II Part

    SLIDE 15 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • DISTRIBUTION STATE ESTIMATION

    Sensitivity zones (defined by measurements locations)

    Topology and Incidence matrices

    Fictitious measurements (Preestimation)

    Eqs of balance of P and Q of zones

    Classic Constrained Optimization Problem & Load Flow

    Determine the state of DN which is optimally tuned with:

    original measurements and topology

    DLPs of shunts

    ULTCTs operation

    values estimated in supply network

    resources for active and reactive powers control operation

    Based on :

    DSE formulation :

    SLIDE 17 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • D M S

    INDUSTRIAL DSE

    DSE

    HISTORY

    DN

    PARAMETERS &

    TOPOLOGY MEASURE

    DATA

    MATHEMATICAL

    MODEL A

    CT

    UA

    L

    DN

    MO

    DE

    L

    PREEST.

    STATE LF

    PREEST.

    LOAD

    NTLF / LPT

    DN

    STRUCTURE

    STATUSES LOCAL

    LOGIC TRIGGERS

    DMS

    POWER

    APPLICATION

    UI

    REAL TIME

    INIT

    IAL

    DN

    MO

    DE

    L TA

    GIS (Bulder) EMS SCADA SMI/MDM WIS

    ICCP WiMax

    WEATHER

    DATA

    DMS

    HISTORY

    MDM

    HISTORY

    WIS

    HISTORY

    EMS

    HISTORY

    SCADA

    HISTORY

    CALCULATION

    SLIDE 19 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • INDUSTRIAL DSE

    D M S

    DSE

    HISTORY

    DN PARAMETERS &

    TOPOLOGY MEASURE

    DATA

    MATHEMAT.

    MODEL A

    CT

    UA

    L

    DN

    MO

    DE

    L

    PREEST.

    STATE LF

    PREEST.

    LOAD

    NTLF / LPT

    DN

    STRUCTURE

    STATUSES LOCAL

    LOGIC TRIGGERS

    DMS

    POWER

    APPLICATION

    UI

    REAL TIME

    INIT

    IAL

    DN

    MO

    DE

    L TA

    GIS (Bulder) EMS SCADA SMI/MDM WIS

    ICCP WiMax

    WEATHER

    DATA

    DMS

    HISTORY

    MDM

    HISTORY

    WIS

    HISTORY

    EMS

    HISTORY

    SCADA

    HISTORY

    CALCULATION

    - DATA

    - MATH. MODEL

    - ARHITECTURE

    - INTEGRATIONS

    - SERVERS

    - SERVICES

    - ENVIROMENT

    - TRIGGERING

    - COMINICATIONS

    - LOCAL LOGIC

    - CLOSED LOOP

    - SINHRONIZATION:

    DIF. VENDORS

    DIF. CONTROL DEVICES

    DIF. COMMAND EXECUT.

    DIF. DATA COLLECTION

    - TIME & MONEY

    CONSUMING

    - MAINTENANCE

    - NEW RESOURCES

    - VERIFICATION

    PROBLEMS:

    SLIDE 20 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • Where are we going … ?

    SMART GRID ERA

    NEW CHALLENGE FOR DN

    III Part

    SLIDE 24 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • WHERE ARE WE (GOING) ?

    We are in Smart Grid era :

    DG, IPP, SMI, Energy Storage Systems, …

    The large-scale deployment of Smart Meters …

    From being in an under-determined to over-derermined state

    DN is being developed from totally passive to active DN

    Where are we going :

    Direct Load Control

    Full automatization DMS in Closed Loop

    DMS self-learning

    Model self-correction

    Smart City (Smart House, Electic car, … ) …

    SLIDE 25 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • INSTEAD OF CONCLUSION

    Mathematical model is just one of problems (a smaller one)

    DSE needs Investments in distribution (metering infrastructure)

    Realization of IDSE is very expensive and time consuming process

    IDSE cannot be realized on one computer (server)

    IDSE cannot be done by one man or small group of engineers (this work

    includes participation of many well organized various experts)

    BUT

    What have we learned by imeplementation of SE in the field ?

    IDSE can be realized in Real-Life !

    SLIDE 26 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • INDUSTRIAL DSE – RESULTS

    80

    100

    120

    140

    160

    180

    200

    220

    240 I [A]

    measure. estim. first app.

    Distribution SS current on 0.4 kV side

    Friday Saturday Sanday

    SLIDE 22 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • Distribution SS voltage on 0.4 kV

    Friday Saturday Sanday 395

    400

    405

    410

    415

    420

    425

    430

    435 V [V]

    measure. estim. first app.

    INDUSTRIAL DSE – RESULTS

    SLIDE 23 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

  • Thank you …

    SLIDE 27 2013 IEEE PES GM – VANCOUVER

    Goran S. Švenda

    [email protected]