AC fault ride-through control method, apparatus and device for DC power transmission system, and storage medium
By adopting a coordinated control strategy of flexible regulation of sub-module capacitor energy and dynamic optimization of the sending-end MMC AC voltage in the offshore wind power flexible direct current interconnection system, the problem of the impact of sending-end AC faults on the receiving-end power grid frequency is solved, and the frequency support and power transmission stability of the flexible direct current system are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510908273.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-07-02
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-30
AI Technical Summary
The existing technology fails to effectively take into account the impact of the receiving-end power grid frequency when an AC fault occurs at the sending end of the offshore wind power flexible direct current interconnection system, and lacks the ability to support the transient frequency of the flexible direct current system, resulting in frequency security and stability problems.
A collaborative control strategy for AC fault ride-through at the sending end that takes transient frequency support into consideration is proposed. Through the flexible DC system inertia active support control strategy based on flexible regulation of sub-module capacitor energy and the fault ride-through control strategy based on dynamic optimization of the AC voltage of the sending-end MMC, the sub-module switching logic of the sending and receiving MMCs is reconstructed, the number of sub-modules put into operation and the AC voltage reference value are adaptively adjusted, the capacitor energy regulation margin is expanded, and power transmission and frequency stability are maintained.
It significantly improves the frequency inertia support capability of the flexible DC system for the receiving power grid, improves the safe operation of the equipment and the frequency stability of the receiving power grid, and effectively suppresses overcurrent and short-term power shortage caused by AC faults at the sending end.