An Exact SOCP Formulation for AC Optimal Power Flow

P. N. Yasasvi, S. Chandra, A. Mohapatra, S. Srivastava
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Abstract

AC Optimal Power Flow (ACOPF) formulation, in general, is nonlinear and non-convex in nature and hence its application to problems like robust system operation, optimal transmission switching, etc. is a herculean task. Convexification of OPF is desired in order to reduce the complexity of solving such problems. Existing convex formulations such as Semi-Definite Programming (SDP), conventional Second Order Conic Programming (SOCP), and so on and their variants result either in significant optimality gap (OG) or reduced OG, albeit with the presence of non-convexity or approximations which bridge the gap between convexity and non-convexity. Due to these challenges, the current practice in the electricity sector is still to use the DCOPF (approximation of ACOPF). Hence in this paper, an exact and novel SOCP formulation of actual ACOPF has been proposed which aims for getting an equivalent convex formulation similar to the actual nonlinear, non-convex ACOPF. This also ensures attaining zero OG for mesh as well as radial networks and hence, the possibility of easily integrating this formulation in OPFs with data uncertainty. The proposed methodology has been tested on a 3 bus, IEEE 14 bus and IEEE 118 bus test systems on GAMS platform. The results thus obtained, have been compared with those obtained from DCOPF, nonlinear, non-convex ACOPF, conventional SOCP formulation for radial networks (SOCP-I) and conventional SOCP formulation for mesh networks (SOCP-II). The results ensure zero OG of the proposed SOCP formulation.
交流最优潮流的精确SOCP公式
交流最优潮流(ACOPF)公式通常是非线性和非凸的,因此将其应用于鲁棒系统运行、最优输电切换等问题是一项艰巨的任务。为了降低求解这类问题的复杂性,需要将OPF进行凸化。现有的凸公式,如半确定规划(SDP)、常规二阶二次规划(SOCP)等及其变体,导致显著的最优性差距(OG)或减小的OG,尽管存在非凸性或近似,弥合了凹凸性和非凸性之间的差距。由于这些挑战,目前电力部门的做法仍然是使用DCOPF(近似ACOPF)。因此,本文提出了实际ACOPF的一种精确而新颖的SOCP公式,旨在得到与实际非线性非凸ACOPF相似的等价凸公式。这也确保了网状和径向网络达到零OG,因此,可以轻松地将该公式集成到具有数据不确定性的opf中。该方法已在GAMS平台上的3总线、IEEE 14总线和IEEE 118总线测试系统上进行了测试。所得结果与DCOPF、非线性非凸ACOPF、径向网络的常规SOCP公式(SOCP- i)和网状网络的常规SOCP公式(SOCP- ii)所得结果进行了比较。结果保证了所提出的SOCP配方的OG为零。
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