Method for identifying synthetic load equal value motor by asymmetric operation and frequency offset information
A technology of comprehensive load and frequency offset, applied in electrical components, circuit devices, AC network circuits, etc., can solve problems such as reducing model accuracy, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy, enhancing reliability, and improving transient stability.
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[0015] The invention is a method for identifying a comprehensive load equivalent motor based on the asymmetric operation of the power grid and the frequency offset information of the power grid.
[0016] Most of the faults in the power system are asymmetrical faults. When an asymmetrical voltage is applied to the stator end of the motor, there are obvious frequency-doubled components in the current flowing through the motor. Only considering the positive sequence voltage phasor cannot fully describe the characteristics of the motor. In the past, the parameters of the integrated load equivalent motor were established on the basis of the positive sequence voltage component and power, which ignored the influence of the asymmetric voltage component on the motor. Use the instantaneous values of the three-phase voltage and current when the power grid is running asymmetry and the power grid frequency changes as the input and output variables of the motor to be identified for the compre...
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