Primary frequency modulation transfer adjustment method based on active power adjustment dead zone
A technology for adjusting active power and dead zone, applied in the direction of reducing/preventing power oscillation, sustainable construction, single-network parallel feeding arrangement, etc., can solve problems affecting the safe and stable operation of hydropower stations, reduce the stability of active power control functions, and increase active Issues such as the overall complexity of the power control strategy
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[0044] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the examples, which are explanations of the present invention rather than limitations.
[0045] Such as figure 1 As shown, a primary frequency modulation transfer adjustment method based on the dead zone of active power adjustment, the monitoring system performs transfer adjustment on the primary frequency modulation and secondary frequency modulation of the hydroelectric unit, including the following operations:
[0046] S1100) The lower computer of the monitoring system receives the active power setting value p of the unit issued by the dispatching agency with the second frequency regulation command s ;
[0047] S1200) The lower computer of the monitoring system calculates the primary frequency modulation target power adjustment value p f , when the primary frequency modulation function is not put into use, p f is 0; when input, p f =Rated capacity of the unit×primary frequency reg...
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