Toward Complete Characterization of the Steady-State Security Region for the Electricity-Gas Integrated Energy System

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Abstract
The steady-state security region of the integrated energy system (IES) is a useful tool for rapid security assessment and security evaluation of the integrated energy system. A complete characterization of the IES steady-state security region is derived. The derivation is under the nonlinear and non-convex AC power flow model, the gas flow model, and the uncertainty of renewable energy without any linear simplification. Then a novel and robust computation scheme to compute the IES steady-state security region is proposed and shown to eliminate the estimation errors of the existing methods. It is shown that the IES steady-state security region is non-convex and composed of several disjoint components. Numerical studies are conducted to show that the IES steady-state security regions obtained from the existing methods can be inaccurate, while the proposed characterization gives an exact estimation of the IES steady-state security region that significantly improves the previously proposed methods.
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  • National Key Research and Development Program of China (2017YFB0902900, 2017YFB0902902)
  • China Scholarship Council (201906250096)

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