A fast dynamic simulation method for cascading faults in AC and DC power grids
A technology of dynamic simulation and cascading faults, which is applied to electrical components, emergency protection circuit devices, etc., and can solve the problems that the cascading fault model is not applicable to AC and DC hybrid power grids
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[0039] Such as figure 1 As shown, the fast dynamic simulation method for cascading faults of AC and DC power grids provided in this embodiment includes the following steps:
[0040] Step 1: Initialize the power grid, determine generator output, load demand and grid structure.
[0041] After the power flow calculation for a given power grid, the voltage and power flow distribution of each node in the network can be obtained. The power flow calculation and stability calculation program used in the present invention is the BPA transient stability program version 4.27.5 of China Electric Power Research Institute.
[0042] Step 2: Simulate random first faults. The first faults are divided into AC line faults, DC line faults, generator faults, or several of them occur simultaneously or successively.
[0043] In order to obtain the fault chain of cascading faults as soon as possible, the selected initial faults are randomly obtained within a limited range, rather than the nodes and...
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[0063] In this embodiment, an actual regional power grid is taken as an example, and a cascading fault simulation method is adopted for cascading faults of an AC and DC power grid.
[0064] Step 1: Initialize the power grid, determine generator output, load demand and grid structure.
[0065] The local wiring diagram of the system is as follows: figure 2 shown. figure 2 In , the line power is double-circuit power, the direction is shown by the arrow, and the node voltage is within the normal range, so it is not marked. Nodes 3, 7, 17, 22, and 25 are 500kV DC converter stations, node 9 is a 220kV DC converter station, and the remaining nodes are 500kV AC substations.
[0066] Step 2: Simulate random first faults. The first faults are divided into AC line faults, DC line faults, generator faults, or several of them occur simultaneously or successively.
[0067] The first fault selects the successive faults of cross-over lines. At 0.2 seconds, the DC line flowing into node ...
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