基于物理负载需求模型评估电力负荷控制操作.pdfVIP

Paper accepted for presentation at 2009 IEEE Bucharest Power Tech Conference, June 28th - July 2nd, Bucharest, Romania 1 Physically-Based Load Demand Models for Assessing Electric Load Control Actions A. Gomes, Member IEEE, C. H. Antunes, and A. G. Martins collected through load research programs, possibly with the Abstract—Simulation, by resorting to suitable models, is often implementation of pilot actions, or based on simulation by used by electric utilities in studies related with load forecasting, resorting to suitable models with the ability to reproduce the system reliability, power flow and demand-side management behavior of the loads with and without the implementation of activities, among others. Nowadays, in restructured electricity LM actions. market scenarios, activities involving buying and selling energy can also be studied through simulation. Different goals for those LM measures include direct load control, interruptible studies require different load representation and modeling. Since power and voluntary load shedding. The remote control of some activities at the demand-side level may lead to changes in end-use loads has been implemented by several utilities with load demand shape and levels, it is necessary to foresee such diverse objectives [11], [18]. Since these actions usually lead impacts before their implementation. Moreover, whenever such to changes in