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A Transient Energy Function Analysis Method Considering Inverter Current Saturation

A technology of transient energy function and analysis method, applied in the direction of electrical digital data processing, instrumentation, special data processing applications, etc., can solve problems such as system instability, long cut-off time, conservative critical cut-off time, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2019-10-18
NANJING UNIV OF SCI & TECH
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[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a transient energy function analysis method considering inverter current saturation, which solves the problem that the critical cut-off time obtained by the traditional transient energy function analysis method considering the virtual moment of inertia inverter is too conservative, and when the system There is a major problem of system instability due to the long resection time during online evaluation

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[0016] The invention discloses a transient energy function analysis method considering the virtual moment of inertia and inverter current saturation. Based on the inverter virtual synchronous generator control strategy, by establishing the virtual synchronous generator rotor motion equation and considering The current saturation factor of the transformer, using the first integral method to construct the transient energy function, using the linear path method to approximate the non-integrable items related to the path in the transient energy function, then using the BCU method to obtain the critical energy value, and finally by obtaining the critical cut-off time Compared with the critical time obtained by time domain simulation. The transient energy function analysis method of the present invention considering the virtual moment of inertia and inverter current saturation can quantitatively evaluate the stability of the power system containing the virtual synchronous generator, ...

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The invention provides a transient energy function analysis method considering inverter current saturation. Based on an inverter virtual synchronous generator control strategy, by establishing a virtual synchronous generator rotor movement equation and considering the inverter current saturation factor, a transient energy function is established with the first integral method; approximation is conducted on non-integrable terms relevant to path in the transient energy function with the linear path method, then the critical energy value is obtained with the BCU method, and critical clearing time is obtained. According to the transient energy function analysis method considering virtual rotational inertia and inverter current saturation, the stability of an electric system containing a virtual synchronous generator can be evaluated quantitatively; the transient energy function is established considering the inverter saturation factor and is closer to reality, the problem that system instability can be caused when a traditional online evaluation method is adopted due to conservative property is solved, and the method is an important supplement to time-domain simulation methods.

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technical field [0001] The invention designs a power system stability and control technology, in particular a transient energy function analysis method considering inverter current saturation. Background technique [0002] At present, with the increasing penetration rate of distributed power and the use of digital circuit control for power electronic devices connected to distributed power to the grid, the transient response speed is fast and there is almost no inertia. When DG accounts for a certain proportion, Small disturbances in the power grid can cause security and stability problems. In this context, scholars at home and abroad have proposed virtual synchronous generator technology, which realizes the friendly access of distributed power sources by controlling the inverter to simulate the operating principle of synchronous generators. [0003] Research on virtual synchronous generators domestic and foreign scholars focus on the grid-connected inverter to simulate the ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F17/50
CPCG06F30/367
Inventor 孙震宇马迪刘馨月张梦月王俊杨阳卜京姚娟谢云云殷明慧
Owner NANJING UNIV OF SCI & TECH
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