Resilient Smart Power Grid Synchronization Estimation Method for System Resilience with Partial Missing Measurements

Abstract

With the increasing demand for power system stability and resilience, effective real-time tracking plays a crucial role in smart grid synchronization. However, most studies have focused on measurement noise, while they seldom think about the problem of measurement data loss in smart power grid synchronization. To solve this problem, a resilient fault-tolerant extended Kalman filter (RFTEKF) is proposed to track voltage amplitude, voltage phase angle and frequency dynamically. First, a three-phase unbalanced network's positive sequence fast estimation model is established. Then, the loss phenomenon of measurements occurs randomly, and the randomness of data loss's randomness is defined by discrete interval distribution [0], [1]. Subsequently, a resilient fault-tolerant extended Kalman filter based on the real-time estimation framework is designed using the time-stamp technique to acquire partial data loss information. Finally, extensive simulation results manifest the proposed RFTEKF can synchronize the smart grid more effectively than the traditional extended Kalman filter (EKF).