Secondary synchronous oscillation evaluation method and system based on wind energy HVDC outward delivery system
A technology of subsynchronous oscillation and external transmission system, applied in the direction of reducing/preventing power oscillation, AC network circuit, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of subsynchronous oscillation risk without evaluation basis, etc., to increase the assessment of indicators and expand the scope of application , the index value comprehensive and accurate effect
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[0049] According to the phenomenon of subsynchronous oscillation caused by wind turbines, there are mainly three types: IGE (induction generator effect, IGE), SSCI (subsynchronous control interaction, SSCI) and SSTI (subsynchronous torsional interaction, SSTI). Theoretically, except that the permanent magnet synchronous generator set has no shafting system, the SSTI phenomenon can be completely ruled out. Due to the structure of the wind turbine shafting system, the natural torsional vibration frequency of the shafting system is low, which makes the series compensation of the line that causes subsynchronous oscillation biased. High, up to more than 70%, it is unlikely to have such a high degree of series compensation in the actual circuit, so the SSTI phenomenon is generally not a research focus. The IGE phenomenon is that when the equivalent impedance value of the system is negative at a certain frequency, it will cause the continuous divergence or even increase of the line cu...
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