Fault overload control method for wind turbine delivery system based on acceleration of doubly-fed wind turbine generator system
A double-fed wind turbine, overload control technology, applied in wind power generation, electrical components, circuit devices, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the inertia of the power grid at the sending end, losing the control ability of conventional DC rectifier stations, and not considering the active output of the power supply at the sending end. , to avoid the effect of chain tripping
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[0043] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0044] Such as figure 1 As shown, a wind power transmission system fault overload control method based on the acceleration of doubly-fed wind turbines includes the following steps:
[0045] S1. When a fault occurs, based on the DC voltage U of the rectifier station before the fault dr0 , DC current I of the rectifier station before the fault d0 and the active power P transmitted by the conventional DC transmission system in the fault steady state df Calculation of AC transmission line power flow overload ΔP d ;
[0046] S2. Calculate the maximum controllable active output of each DFIG based on the real-time wind speed, and calculate the maximum controllable active output ΔP of the DFIG based on the maximum controllable active output of each DFIG wm ;
[0047] S3, based on formula Calculate the active power control quantity of each DFIG, ΔP gi Indicat...
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