Abstract
The correct low-voltage connection relationship in distribution area is of great significance to the safe operation and efficient management of power grid. As there are many reconstruction projects in the low-voltage platform area, the assets change frequently, and the interconnection perception ability of the low-voltage platform area is weak, which brings great difficulties to the identification of the user connection relationship. Traditional identification methods are heavy and inefficient. This paper proposes a method based on trend similarity and distance measure to identify low-voltage connection relation in distribution platform area. Firstly, Pearson correlation coefficient and discrete Fréchet distance are calculated to measure the trend similarity of voltage curve, and abnormal users are found out. GIS is used to search for adjacent stations, and finally, the correct station area of users is determined by analyzing the entropy weight grey correlation degree. The applicability and correctness of the proposed algorithm are verified by the application results of an example.
Low-voltage distribution network topology verification method based on Revised Pearson correlation coefficient
