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    Optimal scheduling of HVAC systems based on predicted loads
    SUN Jian, ZHANG Yunfan, CAI Xiaolong, LIU Dingqun
    Integrated Intelligent Energy    2024, 46 (3): 12-19.   DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.2097-0706.2024.03.002
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    With the proposal of "dual-carbon" goal in China,the decarbonization of energy consumption in public buildings has become a key research area,in which optimizing the scheduling strategy for energy supply systems based on the prediction results of hot and cold loads is an effective technological means to achieve the "on-demand energy supply". A hot and cold load prediction model for public buildings is constructed based on the thermal resistance method. According to the load prediction results,control optimization is performed on the parameters of an energy supply system by improved particle swarm algorithm(PSO), with the objectives of minimizing operating costs,reducing environmental costs and prolonging the service life of units. After iterative optimization on the parameters including the load of the combined cold-heat-power supply system, temperatures and flow rates of supply and return water, openings of valves and number of operating pump units, an optimal operation strategy under all operation conditions is proposed. A public building taking the proposed optimal operation strategy to update its heating system can reduce the power consumption of pump units by 10.66% and cut the operating cost by 21.52%, while meeting the heating demand of the building, balancing the hydraulic conditions and extending the operating life of the units. The consistency of the test results and the theoretical data proves the feasibility and effectiveness of the method proposed,providing an effective reference for on-demand heat supply and energy-saving operation of public buildings.

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    Control strategy of virtual synchronous generators based on adaptive control parameter setting
    DING Leyan, KE Song, YANG Jun, SHI Xingye
    Integrated Intelligent Energy    2024, 46 (3): 35-44.   DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.2097-0706.2024.03.005
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    The new power system with new energy as the main body presents the characteristics of "low inertia and low damping". Since the virtual synchronous generator (VSG) control strategy can simulate the mechanical motion equation and electromagnetic characteristics of the synchronous generator, the strategy can enhance the stability of the power system by making the distributed inverters possess the inertia and damping characteristics of the synchronous generator. However, the strategy will compromise their dynamic regulation performances. Thus, a VSG control strategy based on adaptive control parameter setting is proposed. Firstly,the effects of inertia moment and damping coefficient on system frequency and output in transient process are analyzed by establishing a small signal model of VSGs. Then,the correlation between the adaptive moment of inertia, angular velocity variation ratio and angular velocity offset,and the correlation between the adaptive damping coefficient and the angular velocity offset are analyzed by the power angle-frequency oscillation curve of a synchronous generator. The selection principle for the inertia moment and damping coefficient in different intervals is obtained,and their calculation formula and the trigger thresholds are designed. Furthermore,by adding adaptive droop coefficient considering the upper and lower limits of frequency modulation power,a control strategy of VSGs based on adaptive control parameter setting is proposed. Finally, the simulation analysis on the off-grid VSG model is built by Matlab/Simulink,and the simulation results verify that the proposed control strategy can reduce the frequency offset, and improve the frequency stability and dynamic regulation ability of the system.

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    Multi-load day-ahead and intra-day forecasting for integrated energy systems based on feature screening
    XU Cong, HU Yongfeng, ZHANG Aiping, YOU Changfu
    Integrated Intelligent Energy    2024, 46 (3): 45-53.   DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.2097-0706.2024.03.006
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    Load forecasting is a prerequisite for guiding the scheduling and operation of integrated energy systems(IES). In order to carry out day-ahead scheduling and intra-day operation optimization on IES more economically and efficiently, a multi-load day-ahead and intra-day forecasting method based on feature screening is proposed. Firstly, by combining three types of feature screening methods in feature engineering,input features of forecasting models are selected. The combining method simplifies the models while preserving the important features, and the input feature sets for day-ahead and intra-day forecasting models are selected respectively. Then, taking hard parameter sharing in multi-task learning, the forecasting models are established based on long short-term memory neural network, achieving information sharing among different subtasks. And the forecasting accuracies of the models are optimized through random search method. Finally, taking an industrial park in Beijing as a study case,its energy system's electricity and heat loads are analyzed,and the comprehensive accuracies of the day-ahead and intra-day forecasting reach 91.3% and 95.2%,respectively. The method provides a sound support for IES day-ahead scheduling and intra-day operation optimization. Compared with the results of forecasting without feature screening and the forecasting on a single load, the method proposed has a higher forecasting accuracy.

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