Energy consumption module, offshore wind power flexible DC transmission system, and fault ride-through strategy
A technology of offshore wind power and external transmission system, which is applied in wind power generation, power transmission AC network, conversion of AC power input to DC power output, etc., and can solve the problem of high cost, small change rate, du/dt and di/dt change rate Large and other problems, to achieve the effect of small loss, prevent rejection failure, and ensure communication
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[0015] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings and specific embodiments.
[0016] See figure 1 , A new type of DC chopping energy consumption scheme and its fault ride-through strategy of the present invention, including wind farms and their ancillary equipment, offshore converter stations and onshore converter stations, the MMC of the onshore converter stations integrates distributed internally DC chopper DCChopper. The electric energy sent from offshore wind farms is sent to the onshore AC system through offshore converter stations, DC cables, and onshore converter stations in turn.
[0017] The flexible direct current transmission system can adopt symmetrical unipolar connection mode or symmetrical bipolar connection mode. The modular DC energy consumption device is integrated in the modular multi-level converter (MMC). Each DM submodule contains an energy dissipation resistor R, which evenly distributes the energy consumption pow...
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