Method for variable-speed wind turbine generator to participate in frequency modulation of power system
A variable-speed wind turbine and power system technology, applied in the direction of reducing/preventing power oscillation, etc., can solve problems such as not being able to fully utilize the frequency modulation capability of wind turbines
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[0017] Although the variable speed wind turbines widely used at present adopt AC frequency conversion control, the decoupling control makes the active power of the unit unable to respond to the system frequency change. Such wind turbines usually operate under the maximum power point tracking (MPPT) control mode, so that the kinetic energy of the rotor is buried and no active power backup is provided, and inertial support cannot be provided when there is an external disturbance. In order to prevent sudden changes in the system frequency, it is generally necessary to allow the generator to have enough time to adjust the generated power to rebuild the power balance through the inertia response. Because the variable speed wind turbine has flexible and controllable active power regulation capability. Therefore, the fast active power adjustment function of the unit can be used to store or release the kinetic energy of the rotor and virtualize the inertia response.
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