Commutation failure risk assessment method considering mutual influence of inverter stations
A commutation failure and risk assessment technology, which is applied in the field of commutation failure risk assessment considering the mutual influence of inverter stations, and can solve the problems of inaccurate evaluation results and inability to study commutation failure transmission defects.
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[0090] see figure 1 , figure 2 , this embodiment takes a double-infeed DC transmission system as an example to introduce a commutation failure risk assessment method that considers the mutual influence of inverter stations in this design. The method includes the following steps:
[0091] (1) Calculate the commutation voltage variation caused by the AC system fault
[0092] When the ground fault occurs on No. 2 commutation bus, the voltage amplitude variation of No. 1 commutation bus is:
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[0094] In formula (9), ΔU 2 is the voltage variation of No. 2 commutation bus, U 20 is the voltage of the No. 2 commutation bus before the AC system fault, is the mutual impedance between the two converter buses in the node impedance matrix Z before the AC system fault, is the equivalent self-impedance of No. 2 commutation bus, Z f is the grounding impedance when a three-phase grounding fault occurs on the converter bus of inverter station 2;
[0095]Considering that the...
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