邱琦琦, 管霖, 郑外生, et al. Quantitative Research on the Coupling Between Short-circuit Current Level and Source-grid-load Structure in High Load Density Regional Power Grid[J]. 2026, 46(2): 545-558.
DOI:
邱琦琦, 管霖, 郑外生, et al. Quantitative Research on the Coupling Between Short-circuit Current Level and Source-grid-load Structure in High Load Density Regional Power Grid[J]. 2026, 46(2): 545-558. DOI: 10.13334/j.0258-8013.pcsee.241699.
Quantitative Research on the Coupling Between Short-circuit Current Level and Source-grid-load Structure in High Load Density Regional Power Grid
Excessive short-circuit current (SCC) has become a core operation risk in power systems of high load density areas. With the load density and power source distribution as independent variables
this paper proposes a parametric modeling method to generate the theoretical grid structure
where the network power flow analysis is obtained by the maximum flow algorithm. On this basis
a systematic method is established to quantitatively evaluate the impact of key factors on the SCC level
including the load density
the proportion of local synchronous generator
and the proportion of external DC power injection. Based on the theoretical model
variation patterns of the SCC level and distribution in high load density areas is analyzed. Furthermore
a series of planning countermeasures
including reducing the tie lines
reducing local synchronous generators
optimizing the network topology etc.
are evaluated for their effectiveness in reducing SCC. The study provides a good reference for power grid planning in high load density areas considering the SCC level controlling.