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Optimization of Fault Current Limiter Reactance Based on Joint Simulation and Penalty Function-Constrained Algorithm
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This paper proposes a novel optimization method for fault current limiter (FCL) reactance configuration based on joint simulation and penalty function constraint optimization. By integrating MATLAB and ATP for joint simulation, the method accurately derives the constraint conditions of the objective optimization function, providing critical data support for the optimization process. To address the challenges of high computational complexity and solution difficulties in constrained optimization, the Penalty Function Method (PFM) is employed to transform the original constrained optimization problem into a standard unconstrained optimization problem, significantly reducing computational complexity and ensuring the feasibility of the solution. On this basis, the Gravitational Search Algorithm (GSA) is applied to compute the optimal reactance value. Through comparative analysis of engineering case studies, the superiority of the GSA over the Genetic Algorithm (GA) and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) in optimization performance is validated, further confirming the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed method. The results indicate that this method not only achieves precise calculation results but also significantly improves computational efficiency. Moreover, the integration of PFM and GSA demonstrates excellent robustness, providing reliable technical support for the optimized deployment of fast-switching fault current limiters in large-scale power grids.
Keywords:
fault current limiter
optimal configuration of reactance value
joint simulation
penalty function method
gravitational search algorithm