Simulation analysis of distributed electric heating load based on LSTM network
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(1. Key Laboratory Ministry of Education on Modern Power System Simulation and Control & Renewable Energy Technology(Northeast Electric Power University),Jilin 132012,China;2. Chengde Power Supply Company,State Grid Jibei Electric Power Co.,Ltd.,Chengde 067400,China)

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    Decentralized electric heating load based on equivalent thermal parameter model faces difficulties in parameter identification and large simulation errors,which cannot meet the needs of power grid regulation. Therefore,a simulation model for decentralized electric heating load is proposed based on long short term memory(LSTM)network. Firstly,the model parameters are determined according to the heat transfer process between the distributed electric heating load and the building. Then the LSTM network parameters are determined by combining the model input variables and output variables to establish the load model. By dynamically updating the indoor temperature in the input data of the test set,the long-term temperature prediction is realized. In order to measure the accuracy of the model,model error evaluation indexes in both vertical and horizontal dimensions are proposed. Finally,the example analysis results show that compared with the second-order equivalent thermal parameter model of distributed electric heating load,the longitudinal error and lateral error of the prediction results of the distributed electric heating load model based on LSTM network are smaller and the model accuracy is higher.

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刘亚轩,王思言,姜 警,张利伟.基于LSTM网络的分散式电采暖负荷仿真分析[J].电力需求侧管理英文版,2024,26(3):62-68.

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  • Received:January 07,2024
  • Revised:March 22,2024
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  • Online: May 25,2024
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