Method for participating in frequency control of isolated power grid by electrolytic load
An isolated power grid and frequency control technology, which is applied in the field of electrolytic loads participating in the frequency control of isolated power grids, and can solve the problems of small single capacity, scattered, and difficult to aggregate renewable energy power fluctuations on a large scale.
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[0108] Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0109] This embodiment is realized through the following technical solution, a method for electrolytic loads to participate in the frequency control of the isolated power grid, and the system frequency adjustment is realized through the electrolytic aluminum load control system. The electrolytic aluminum load control system includes a network control unit NCU, a dead zone unit, proportional amplifying unit, WASHOUT unit and limiting unit; the proportional amplifying unit and WASHOUT unit are connected in parallel, and one end is connected to the dead zone unit and the network control unit NCU in turn, and the other end is connected to the limiting unit; the network control unit NCU is connected to the isolated grid system, The limiter unit is connected with the WAMS control master station; specifically, the following steps are included:
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