Integrated Multistage Self-Healing in Smart Distribution Grids Using Decentralized Multiagent

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Smart self-healing is perceived as a new alternative to ensure reliability and quality of power supply with the development of intelligent communication and control technology. On the basis of multistage characteristics of self-healing control, this article proposes an integrated multistage self-healing strategy for smart distribution systems using multiagent system (MAS), in which the complex self-healing problem is decomposed into phased sub-problems and is addressed by a unified control framework composed of different algorithms of stages. In the proposed control framework, decision-making agents vary with fault points and transition between self-healing stages making the technique fully decentralized. Stressing on the coordination between stage algorithms composed of communication self-Adaption, fault tolerance, fault location and isolation, service restoration and state regression, the proposed strategy features well real-Time control performance and relatively complete self-healing functions. Comprehensive simulation studies are carried out on the 84-bus and 22-bus distribution systems using MATLAB and JADE and the self-healing test platform respectively, and the test results have shown the effectiveness of the proposed strategy.

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Li, W., Deng, Y., Zhang, M., Li, J., Chen, S., & Zhang, S. (2021). Integrated Multistage Self-Healing in Smart Distribution Grids Using Decentralized Multiagent. IEEE Access, 9, 159081–159092. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3131214

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