论文标题
对等能源交易框架的电力硬件测试
Power Hardware-In-the-Loop Testing of a Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading Framework
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论文摘要
本文展示了对点对点（P2P）能源交易研究的电力硬件测试的价值。 P2P已成为协调大量分布式能源（DER）的有前途的候选人，如果不受管理，该资源对网络运营构成风险。到目前为止，现有文献依赖于纯软件模拟来在这种情况下研究DER和分销网络。由于所涉及的计算限制，这需要开发用于复杂组件的简化模型。因此，通过在现实世界应用程序中实体硬件运行而产生的问题被忽略了。我们通过表现出捕获物理设备的复杂行为的能力，将Phil测试作为解决此问题的解决方案。引入了高保真的PHIL测试环境，将关键硬件元素与模拟网络模型相结合，以研究P2P交易方案。最初的发现揭示了一些协调的基本挑战，这些挑战通常在先前的工作中不讨论。
This paper demonstrates the value of power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) testing for the study of peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading. P2P has emerged as a promising candidate for coordinating large numbers of distributed energy resources (DER) that pose a risk to network operations if left unmanaged. The existing literature has so far relied on pure software simulations to study DER and distribution networks within this context. This requires the development of simplified models for complex components due to the computational limitations involved. Issues that arise through the operation of physical hardware in real-world applications are therefore neglected. We present PHIL testing as a solution to this problem by exhibiting its ability to capture the complex behaviors of physical DER devices. A high-fidelity PHIL test environment is introduced that combines key hardware elements with a simulated network model to study a P2P trading scenario. The initial findings reveal several underlying challenges of coordinating DER that are not typically discussed in prior works.
