Control method for triple-harmonic current of static var compensator (SVC)
A control method and harmonic current technology, applied in harmonic reduction devices, AC networks to reduce harmonics/ripples, flexible AC transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as inability to form zero-sequence components and increase system costs
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[0068] Such as figure 1 , 2 As shown, the SVC device used in the present invention includes two parts, a thyristor-controlled reactor (TCR) and a fixed capacitor bank (FC). Each phase TCR includes a reactor divided into two halves and a pair of anti-parallel thyristors connected in series. Three single-phase TCRs are connected in delta, and then connected to the power grid. In the fixed capacitor bank (FC), three single-phase capacitor banks are connected in a star shape and connected to the power grid.
[0069] Controlling the firing angle α of each phase thyristor in the TCR can control the inductive reactive current in the reactors of each phase, and also control the inductive reactive power absorbed by the TCR from the grid.
[0070] When the grid voltage fluctuates, adjusting the inductive reactive power absorbed by the SVC can keep the grid voltage relatively stable.
[0071] When the firing angle α of the thyristor changes from 90° to close to 180°, the phase curren...
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