Single machine equivalent method for new energy stations
An equivalent method, a new energy technology, applied in the field of value, which can solve problems such as the inability to balance calculation volume and accuracy
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[0058] Preferred implementation mode: Step 3 also includes: arranging all new energy units in ascending order according to their steady-state active power 1 ≤P 2 ≤…≤P n , to get the sequence t of all units reaching their respective steady-state moments after the fault is cleared 1 ≤t 2 ≤…≤t n .
[0059] The effect of this embodiment is: the sorting of the steady-state moments entered by all generating units after the fault is cleared is obtained by sorting in ascending order according to the steady-state active power of the generating units.
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[0061] The practical stand-alone equivalent method of a new energy station, taking a wind farm as an example, the method includes the following steps:
[0062] Step 1. Equivalent all wind turbines in the wind farm to one unit to obtain a single-unit equivalent system, and run the single-unit equivalent system until t 0 moment, t 0 Indicates the moment when a three-phase short-circuit fault occurs at the grid-connected point of the wind farm;
[0063] Step 2. Correction of steady-state active power during a fault: the stand-alone equivalent system starts from t 0 continue running until t c moment, t 0 time to t c The moment is the fault period, during which the active power control channel of the single-machine equivalent system should be corrected according to the steady-state active power during the detailed wind farm fault period at t 0 ~t c The reference value of the active power at the corresponding moment in the time period:
[0064] The steady-state active power d...
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