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2023-01-06
Guili, Liang, Dongying, Zhang, Wei, Wang, Cheng, Gong, Duo, Cui, Yichun, Tian, Yan, Wang.  2022.  Research on Cooperative Black-Start Strategy of Internal and External Power Supply in the Large Power Grid. 2022 4th International Conference on Power and Energy Technology (ICPET). :511—517.
At present, the black-start mode of the large power grid is mostly limited to relying on the black-start power supply inside the system, or only to the recovery mode that regards the transmission power of tie lines between systems as the black-start power supply. The starting power supply involved in the situation of the large power outage is incomplete and it is difficult to give full play to the respective advantages of internal and external power sources. In this paper, a method of coordinated black-start of large power grid internal and external power sources is proposed by combining the two modes. Firstly, the black-start capability evaluation system is built to screen out the internal black-start power supply, and the external black-start power supply is determined by analyzing the connection relationship between the systems. Then, based on the specific implementation principles, the black-start power supply coordination strategy is formulated by using the Dijkstra shortest path algorithm. Based on the condensation idea, the black-start zoning and path optimization method applicable to this strategy is proposed. Finally, the black-start security verification and corresponding control measures are adopted to obtain a scheme of black-start cooperation between internal and external power sources in the large power grid. The above method is applied in a real large power grid and compared with the conventional restoration strategy to verify the feasibility and efficiency of this method.
2020-07-20
Huang, Rui, Wang, Panbao, Zaery, Mohamed, Wei, Wang, Xu, Dianguo.  2019.  A Distributed Fixed-Time Secondary Controller for DC Microgrids. 2019 22nd International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems (ICEMS). :1–6.

This paper proposes a distributed fixed-time based secondary controller for the DC microgrids (MGs) to overcome the drawbacks of conventional droop control. The controller, based on a distributed fixed-time control approach, can remove the DC voltage deviation and provide proportional current sharing simultaneously within a fixed-time. Comparing with the conventional centralized secondary controller, the controller, using the dynamic consensus, on each converter communicates only with its neighbors on a communication graph which increases the convergence speed and gets an improved performance. The proposed control strategy is simulated in PLECS to test the controller performance, link-failure resiliency, plug and play capability and the feasibility under different time delays.