Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis
As an effective emulator of ill-conditioned power flow, continuous Newton methods (CNMs) have been extensively investigated using explicit and implicit numerical integration algorithms. However, explicit CNMs often suffer from non-convergence due to their limited stability region, while implicit CNM...
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China electric power research institute
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| description | As an effective emulator of ill-conditioned power flow, continuous Newton methods (CNMs) have been extensively investigated using explicit and implicit numerical integration algorithms. However, explicit CNMs often suffer from non-convergence due to their limited stability region, while implicit CNMs require additional iterative loops to solve nonlinear equations. To address this, we propose a semi-implicit version of CNM. We formulate the power flow equations as a set of differential algebraic equations (DAEs), and solve the DAEs with the stiffly accurate Rosenbrock type method (SARM). The proposed method succeeds the numerical robustness from the implicit CNM framework while prevents the iterative solution of nonlinear systems, hence revealing higher convergence speed and computation efficiency. We develop a novel 4-stage, 3rd-order hyper-stable SARM with an embedded 2nd-order formula for adaptive step size control. This design enhances convergence through damping adjustment. Case studies on ill-conditioned systems verify the alleged performance. An algorithm extension for MATPOWER is made available on Github for benchmarking. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-fdef3e800c00467dbd3b31a2ed64cbf12025-08-20T03:02:54ZengChina electric power research instituteCSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems2096-00422025-01-011141957196110.17775/CSEEJPES.2024.0577011006441Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow AnalysisRuizhi Yu0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6005-309XWei Gu1Yijun Xu2Shuai Lu3Suhan Zhang4School of Electrical Engineering, Southeast University,Nanjing,China,210096School of Electrical Engineering, Southeast University,Nanjing,China,210096School of Electrical Engineering, Southeast University,Nanjing,China,210096School of Electrical Engineering, Southeast University,Nanjing,China,210096School of Electrical Engineering, Southeast University,Nanjing,China,210096As an effective emulator of ill-conditioned power flow, continuous Newton methods (CNMs) have been extensively investigated using explicit and implicit numerical integration algorithms. However, explicit CNMs often suffer from non-convergence due to their limited stability region, while implicit CNMs require additional iterative loops to solve nonlinear equations. To address this, we propose a semi-implicit version of CNM. We formulate the power flow equations as a set of differential algebraic equations (DAEs), and solve the DAEs with the stiffly accurate Rosenbrock type method (SARM). The proposed method succeeds the numerical robustness from the implicit CNM framework while prevents the iterative solution of nonlinear systems, hence revealing higher convergence speed and computation efficiency. We develop a novel 4-stage, 3rd-order hyper-stable SARM with an embedded 2nd-order formula for adaptive step size control. This design enhances convergence through damping adjustment. Case studies on ill-conditioned systems verify the alleged performance. An algorithm extension for MATPOWER is made available on Github for benchmarking.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11006441/Continuous Newton methodpower flow analysis |
| spellingShingle | Ruizhi Yu Wei Gu Yijun Xu Shuai Lu Suhan Zhang Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis CSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems Continuous Newton method power flow analysis |
| title | Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis |
| title_full | Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis |
| title_fullStr | Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis |
| title_short | Semi-Implicit Continuous Newton Method for Power Flow Analysis |
| title_sort | semi implicit continuous newton method for power flow analysis |
| topic | Continuous Newton method power flow analysis |
| url | https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11006441/ |
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