Resistant-type fault current limiter-based hybrid DC power transmission fault processing method
A fault handling method and a technology of hybrid direct current transmission, which are applied to emergency protection circuit devices for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, power transmission AC networks, circuit devices, etc., can solve problems such as equipment damage and system collapse, and achieve improvement Robustness, slow down the drop speed, improve the effect of DC voltage drop
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[0061] Example 1: The fault start time is t 0 = 3s, the fault location is set at the midpoint of the DC transmission line, the fault resistance (also called transition resistance) is set to 1Ω, and the fault duration is 250ms. The resistance R of the superconducting current limiter on the rectification side SFCLr Set to 20Ω, 40Ω, 60Ω, 80Ω, 100Ω, and the resistance R of the superconducting current limiter on the inverter side SFCLi remain unchanged at 30Ω. The transient behaviors of the LCC converter station and the VSC converter station shown in Fig. 5-6 are obtained.
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[0062] Example 2: The fault start time is t 0 = 3s, the fault location is set at the midpoint of the DC transmission line, the fault resistance (also called transition resistance) is set to 1Ω, and the fault duration is 250ms. The resistance R of the superconducting current limiter on the rectification side SFCLr Keep it constant at 20Ω, while the resistance R of the superconducting current limiter on the inverter side SFCLi Setting 10Ω, 20Ω, 30Ω, 40Ω, 50Ω remains unchanged. The transient behaviors of the LCC converter station and the VSC converter station shown in Fig. 7-8 are obtained.
[0063] Based on the simulation results of the above two examples, the effectiveness of a hybrid DC transmission fault handling method based on a resistive fault current limiter in limiting the DC short-circuit current, slowing down the DC voltage drop at the rectifier side, and improving the DC voltage drop at the inverter side is verified. effectiveness.
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