Dan Jiao, Changzheng Shao, Bo Hu, 等. Age-of-information-aware PI controller for load frequency control[J]. 现代电力系统保护与控制(英文), 2023,8(3):1-15.
Dan Jiao, Changzheng Shao, Bo Hu, et al. Age-of-information-aware PI controller for load frequency control[J]. Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems, 2023, 8(3): 1-15.
Dan Jiao, Changzheng Shao, Bo Hu, 等. Age-of-information-aware PI controller for load frequency control[J]. 现代电力系统保护与控制(英文), 2023,8(3):1-15.DOI: 10.1186/s41601-023-00311-z.
Dan Jiao, Changzheng Shao, Bo Hu, et al. Age-of-information-aware PI controller for load frequency control[J]. Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems, 2023, 8(3): 1-15.DOI: 10.1186/s41601-023-00311-z.
Age-of-information-aware PI controller for load frequency control
Open communication system in modern power systems brings concern about information staleness which may cause power system frequency instability. The information staleness is often characterized by communication delay. However
communication delay is a packet-centered metric and cannot reflect the requirement of information freshness for load frequency control (LFC). This paper introduces the age of information (Aol)
which is more comprehensive and informative than the conventional communication delay modeling method. An LFC controller and communication are integrated into the design for LFC performance improvement. An Aol-aware LFC model is formulated first
and considering each allowable update period of the smart sensor
different Aol-aware PI controllers are then designed according to the exponential decay rate. The right Aol-aware controller and update period are selected according to the degree of frequency fluctuation of the power system. Case studies are carried out on one-area and two-area power systems. The results show the superior performance of the Aol-aware controllers in comparison to the delay-dependent controllers.
Abstract
Open communication system in modern power systems brings concern about information staleness which may cause power system frequency instability. The information staleness is often characterized by communication delay. However
communication delay is a packet-centered metric and cannot refect the requirement of information freshness for load frequency control (LFC). This paper introduces the age of information (AoI)
which is more comprehensive and informative than the conventional communication delay modeling method. An LFC controller and communication are integrated into the design for LFC performance improvement. An AoI-aware LFC model is formulated frst
and considering each allowable update period of the smart sensor
diferent AoI-aware PI controllers are then designed according to the exponential decay rate. The right AoI-aware controller and update period are selected according to the degree of frequency fuctuation of the power system. Case studies are carried out on one-area and two-area power systems. The results show the superior performance of the AoI-aware controllers in comparison to the delay-dependent controllers.
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相关作者
Qiuyu Li
Baohong Li
Qin Jiang
Tianqi Liu
Yin Yue
Yingmin Zhang
Ziqing Yang
Shunjiang Lin
相关机构
School of Electrical Engineering, Sichuan University
School of Electric Power Engineering, South China University of Technology
School of Electrical Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology
State Grid Shanxi Electric Power Company, Jinzhong Power Supply Branch
College of Information Science and Engineering, and also with the State Key Laboratory of Synthetical Automation for Process Industries, Northeastern University