The invention discloses a
wind power plant three-segment
frequency modulation control strategy considering wake effect
time lag influence, and belongs to the field of novel power
system frequency stabilization and control. According to the control strategy, three comprehensive
inertia control strategies are designed according to different
frequency curve characteristics and expected purposes in different time periods in
frequency modulation by combining a wake flow effect and a
time lag effect when a fan participates in
frequency modulation of a power
system. In the first stage, in order to quickly respond to load disturbance, improve an FN point and accelerate frequency stability, comprehensive
inertia control considering rotating speed and frequency variation is designed; in the second stage, the influence of a wake effect and a time-
delay effect on frequency fluctuation is considered, a self-adaptive
virtual inertia control strategy based on rotor
kinetic energy is designed, and the frequency fluctuation is effectively inhibited; and in the third stage, a comprehensive
inertia control strategy changing along with time is adopted, and the dynamic adjustment is beneficial to helping the
system frequency to quickly reach a steady-state value under the condition that wake flow disturbance is reduced.