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A Novel Rigid Consensus Method for Multi-Inverter Coordination in Distribution Networks
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DOI：10.1109/TIA.2025.3594646.png)
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The significant integration of PV energy into the distribution network has emerged as a significant challenge due to its detrimental effect on stable operation, resulting in severe voltage limit violation within the power grid. To tackle this challenge, this paper proposes a distributed voltage regulation strategy that employs a novel rigid consensus method for smart PV inverters. The proposed control strategy treats individual PV inverters as intelligent agents and establishes a multi-agent rigid consensus framework. By utilizing this framework, efficient convergence during the multi-agent consensus process is guaranteed. The algorithm is tested using real-world data, and the simulation results demonstrate its efficacy in achieving rapid convergence and resolving voltage issues. Consequently, the developed strategy holds promise for deployment in high-penetration, low-voltage PV distribution networks to effectively mitigate voltage challenges.
Keywords:
Consensus
distribution network
PV
voltage regulation
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