A Method for Evaluating Voltage Weak Areas of AC Systems at DC Receiving Terminals
A technology with weak voltage and AC system, applied in AC network circuits, AC networks with the same frequency from different sources, electrical components, etc., which can solve the problems of not taking into account the static voltage characteristics of the load, the actual disconnection of the results, and unfavorable control strategies.
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[0059] The technical solutions of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0060] Taking the EPRI-36 node system as an example, the system is as follows figure 1 As shown, the system has a total of 8 generators with a total generating capacity of 2741.3692MW and a rated load of 2649.8MW. The DC transmission system has a rated voltage of ±250kV, a rated power of 500MW, and bipolar operation; the AC transmission voltage levels are 220kV and 500kV respectively. The system is divided into three areas. The sending end (BUS33) and receiving end (BUS34) of the DC transmission system are located in area 2 and area 3 respectively.
[0061] Step 1: The load adopts the constant impedance, constant current, constant power (ZIP) model, and establishes the power flow equation of the AC and DC power system considering the static voltage characteristics of the load:
[0062] (a) When the load adopts the ZIP model, the load of n...
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