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Enhancing Observability in Distribution Grids Using Smart Meter Data
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DOI：10.1109/TSG.2017.2699939.png)
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Due to limited instrumentation, distribution grids are currently challenged by observability issues. On the other hand, smart meter data are communicated to utility operators from nodes with renewable generation and elastic demand. This paper employs grid data from metered buses toward inferring the underlying grid state. System nodes are partitioned into buses with time-varying injections that are assumed metered, and buses with relatively stationary conventional loads that are non-metered. Exploiting the variability at metered buses and the stationarity of conventional loads, the novel idea here is to solve the non-linear power flow (PF) equations jointly over consecutive time instants. By putting forth a coupled formulation of the PF problem (CPF), grid states can be recovered by metering fewer buses. An intuitive and easily verifiable rule pertaining to the locations of (non-)metered buses on the physical grid is shown to be a necessary and sufficient criterion for local observability in radial networks. To account for noisy smart meter readings, a coupled power system state estimation (CPSSE) problem is further devised. Both CPF and CPSSE tasks are tackled via augmented semi-definite program relaxations. The observability criterion along with the CPF and CPSSE solvers are numerically corroborated using randomly generated and actual solar and load data on the IEEE 34-bus benchmark feeder.
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power How problem
state estimation
generic rank
structural observability
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