In this work, a dynamic analysis of a natural gas distribution network is performed exploiting a flexible Modelica framework. The case study focuses on the Italian grid with the aim of providing useful indications for optimization tasks. Through linearization and model order reduction, a simplified model of the network is obtained to evaluate the governing time constants with which pressures propagate along the network after rotational speed changes of the compression stations. Further indications are provided regarding compression stations mutual interactions. The analysis is validated considering simplified network models and specific tests on the entire network. The proposed approach can also be applied to systems of comparable size and complexity that can transport hydrogen and hydrogen mixtures.Copyright (c) 2023 The Authors.

Dynamic Analysis of the Italian Gas Distribution Network

De Pascali, Matteo Luigi;Casella, Francesco
2023-01-01

Abstract

In this work, a dynamic analysis of a natural gas distribution network is performed exploiting a flexible Modelica framework. The case study focuses on the Italian grid with the aim of providing useful indications for optimization tasks. Through linearization and model order reduction, a simplified model of the network is obtained to evaluate the governing time constants with which pressures propagate along the network after rotational speed changes of the compression stations. Further indications are provided regarding compression stations mutual interactions. The analysis is validated considering simplified network models and specific tests on the entire network. The proposed approach can also be applied to systems of comparable size and complexity that can transport hydrogen and hydrogen mixtures.Copyright (c) 2023 The Authors.
2023
Proc. 22nd IFAC World Congress
Dynamic Analysis
Linearization
Gas Networks
Modelica
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