Lijuan Chen’s research while affiliated with Southeast University and other places

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Publications (14)


A collaborative control strategy for MV-LV distribution networks considering multi-level access of flexible resources
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August 2023

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5 Citations

Electric Power Systems Research

Lijuan Chen

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Xinyu Feng

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Chun Wang

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Chang Zhou






A multi-period scheduling strategy for ADN considering the reactive power adjustment ability of DES

October 2020

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11 Citations

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

Nowadays, the active distribution network (ADN) is facing great challenges on safe operation and coordinated scheduling. To resolve these issues, a novel multi-period active-reactive coordination scheduling strategy efficient solution method is proposed in this paper after addressing the uncertainty of DG and load by probabilistic scenario method. Firstly, based on the second-order cone relaxation (SOCR), the power flow equations are convexized and relaxed to transform the original model into mixed integer second-order cone programming (MISOCP). Then, the controllable resources such as on-load tap changer (OLTC), capacitor banks (CB) and ESS are accurately linearized, so the model is converted to 0–1 MISOCP problem. Finally, compared with the existing strategies, numerical tests on the modified IEEE 33-bus test system demonstrate that on the premise of realizing the maximum utilization of DG, the proposed strategy can also achieve the purposes of energy-saving, loss reduction and improvement in voltage level and the utilization of ESS. Meanwhile, the accuracy and efficiency of the 0–1 MISOCP model are verified through four operating schemes. In addition, the sensitivity analysis of adjustment step and action time of the discrete adjustment devices on optimization results is carried out in detail.



Correspondence function between severity of over‐limit event and load loss
(a) Load loss amount varying with the severity of node overvoltage, (b) Load loss amount varying with the severity of node undervoltage, (c) Load loss amount varying with the severity of line overload
Flow chart of risk assessment
Single line diagram of IEEE 34‐bus test system
Probabilistic density curve of node voltage
OVR of each node

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Distribution network operational risk assessment and early warning considering multi-risk factors
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July 2020

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27 Citations

Under the impact of various uncertainties, the potential operation risk of the distribution network is gradually gaining more and more attention in both security and economy. To comprehensively determine the risk level, an operational risk assessment method considering multiple risk factors is proposed. Firstly, probabilistic models are established including temporal distributions of electric vehicles and uncertainties of renewable energy. Secondly, a time‐sequential security risk assessment method with several security indicators including overvoltage risk, undervoltage risk, line‐overload risk and load‐loss risk is established using probabilistic load flow and dynamical sensitivity weight analysis method. Thirdly, conditional value at risk model is presented for time‐varying economic risk considering line‐loss risk and operational profit or loss risk of distributed generations. Finally, a risk early warning standard is proposed to realise the visualisation of risk warning by defining the risk level and risk area. Simulations of different scenarios are conducted on the modified IEEE 34‐bus radial test system and the results reveal that the proposed strategy is effective and practical.

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A Configuration-Control Integrated Strategy for Electric Bus Charging Station With Echelon Battery System

May 2020

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13 Citations

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications

With the development of second use technology, it is possible to reorganize the retired electric bus batteries (EBBs) into the echelon battery system (EBS). To quantify the value of coordinated operation of EBS-EBBs for an electric bus charging station (EBCS), a configuration-control integrated strategy is proposed. In the configuration stage, the number of second-used electric bus batteries (SUEBBs) is optimized to minimize the overall equivalent annual cost (EAC) of EBCS, based on the evaluation model of SUEBBs' replacement. In the control stage, the coordinated charging-discharging power of EBS and EBBs is optimized in order to minimize the daily electricity cost of EBCS. Finally, 6 scenarios are compared and analyzed to verify the economy of equipping EBS in the EBCS. Meanwhile, the impact of the lifespan and price of SUEBBs is analyzed by sensitivity analysis.


Citations (9)


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考虑通信服务质量的5G基站与工业园区新型电力系统协同运行
Coordinated Operation Strategy of Multi-energy Flow System with 5G Base Station Participating in Comprehensive Demand Response
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • May 2022

... A bilevel optimization strategy is constructed in [26] to solve the optimal island for minimizing the economic cost during failure recovery and reactivating the load with the most power. A multiperiod dynamic island partitioning strategy is proposed in [27], where an initial islanding division plan is obtained via the Dijkstra algorithm and controllable loads are integrated into the scheduling, resulting in a more flexible dynamic island partitioning model. This intentional island is selected based on using the DG output and load capacity in the microgrid to determine the initial island partition area in advance. ...

Dynamic Island Partition Strategy for Active Distribution System with Controllable Load Participation
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • November 2020

... This article tests the effectiveness of the proposed method on a modified IEEE 33 active distribution network. It is a modified version of the IEEE 33 bus radial distribution network [38], which is widely used in distribution system analysis [39][40][41]. Its baseline configuration is shown in Figure 6, with energy storage systems installed at nodes 1 and 5. ...

Dynamic Hosting Capacity Evaluation of DGs in Active Distribution Network
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • September 2020

... State-of-the-art analyses of battery life dynamic estimation [6], technical and economic feasibility [7], environmental impacts [8,9], and the capacity degradation [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] of SLBs have been fully researched. Specifically, SLBs with a certain capacity and flexible adjustment capability have great potential to provide distributed support for battery energy storage systems (BESSs) [2,5]. ...

A Configuration-Control Integrated Strategy for Electric Bus Charging Station With Echelon Battery System
  • Citing Article
  • May 2020

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications

... This index identifies the maximum loss under adverse conditions, leading to a comprehensive evaluation. Consequently, utilizing the ES index enables a deeper understanding of network risks and facilitates more informed decision-making (28)(29)(30)(31). ...

Distribution network operational risk assessment and early warning considering multi-risk factors

... Owing to the development of distributed generations (DGs) and the requirement of environment protection, more DGs are integrated into distribution networks [1,2]. Despite holding the advantages of being flexible, economic, and environmentally friendly, the integration of DGs bring significant challenges to the stable operation of distribution networks, resulting in the problems of bi-directional power flow, voltage out-of-limit, and line overload [3,4]. ...

A multi-period scheduling strategy for ADN considering the reactive power adjustment ability of DES
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  • October 2020

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

... In the centralized control architecture, the MGCC needs to receive and process global information from units of the MG and provide control signals to the lower control layers. As more DG units are connected to the system, traditional centralized control will be faced with technical challenges such as communication delay, low reliability, and complex structure [88], [89], hence it is often mainly used in small MGs. On the other hand, when distributed control is adopted, MGCC only processes limited information or no central control, which takes full advantage of the participation and autonomy of units and sparse communication networks to reduce system operating costs and improve system scalability and operational reliability [4], [89], [90]. ...

Multi-time scale coordinated optimal dispatch of microgrid cluster based on MAS
  • Citing Article
  • December 2019

Electric Power Systems Research

... Similarly, photovoltaic panels and small wind turbines can be regulated by modifying their operating points, such as adjusting maximum power point tracking (MPPT) settings [34,35]. Energy storage systems, whether stationary batteries or those integrated into electric vehicles, provide additional flexibility by allowing the injection or absorption of power based on network needs [36]. Moreover, flexible buses can take advantage of deferrable and controllable loads [37,38], like dishwashers and washing machines, that can shift their operation to periods of lower demand or higher renewable generation. ...

Optimal Configuration of Different Energy Storage Batteries for Providing Auxiliary Service and Economic Revenue

... space-time coupling between variables, which makes the model difficult to solve. Reference [8] decouples the dynamic reactive power optimization problem in time and space and formulates the action schedule of reactive power regulation equipment through heuristic strategy and reactive power compensation error, so as to transform the dynamic reactive power optimization problem into multiple static reactive power optimization problems. Based on the day-ahead load forecasting curve, the literature [9][10][11] classifies the predicted power of each period by mathematical statistics, so as to obtain the action time of the reactive power compensation device and perform static reactive power optimization in the classified period. ...

Two-Stage Dynamic Reactive Power Dispatch Strategy in Distribution Network Considering the Reactive Power Regulation of Distributed Generations
  • Citing Article
  • October 2018

Power Systems, IEEE Transactions on