Multi-functional grid-connected inverter and grid-connected inverter control method
A compound function and inverter control technology, which can be applied in the direction of converting equipment that can be converted to DC without intermediate conversion, converting irreversible DC power input into AC power output, reactive power compensation, etc., can solve the problem of DC bus voltage requirements High, grid-connected inverters are rare and other issues, to achieve the effect of reducing investment costs and operation and maintenance costs, clear principles, and strong operability
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[0080] The parameters of each phase for selecting the unbalanced load are: a phase is a 70Ω resistance load, the b phase is a 40Ω resistance and a 118uF capacitance series load, and the c phase is a 50Ω resistance load. Picture 9 It is given that when the non-linear load switch S1 is open and the unbalanced load switch S2 is closed, the composite function grid-connected inverter before and after the grid-connected power command is P=15kW and Q=0var. Grid side current i sb And i sc Experimental waveform, Picture 10 The corresponding grid-side active and reactive power experimental waveforms are given. From Picture 9 , Picture 10 It can be found that due to the existence of unbalanced and reactive load, before the composite function grid-connected inverter is put into the compensation function, the three-phase grid-side current is obviously unbalanced, and under the action of the unbalanced current, the grid-side power is 2 Frequency doubling fluctuations. At the same time,...
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[0082] The non-linear load is selected as an uncontrolled rectifier load, and its DC load resistance is 50Ω. Still keep P=15kW, Q=0var, Picture 11 When the unbalanced composite switch S2 is open and the non-linear load switch S1 is closed, the grid-side voltage u before and after the grid-connected inverter composite function is turned on is given. sa And grid side current i sa Experimental waveform, Picture 12 The corresponding grid-side active and reactive power experimental waveforms are given. From Picture 11 with Picture 12 It is not difficult to find that since the non-linear load is an uncontrolled rectifier load with resistance on the DC side, before the combined function of the grid-connected inverter is put into use, the grid-side current is the difference between the non-linear load current and the output current of the grid-connected inverter. Superposition, under the action of non-linear load current, presents large harmonic distortion. At the same time, th...
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