Disclosed in the present invention are a control method and
system capable of providing frequency support for a flexible interconnected power distribution network. The method comprises: using a permanent-
magnet direct-drive wind
turbine connected to a flexible interconnected power distribution network to provide frequency support, measuring a direct-
current voltage of a grid-side converter of the wind
turbine, calculating a per-unit value and the phase of the direct-
current voltage, and calculating the amplitude of a modulation
voltage; generating a trigger pulse
signal; monitoring the rotation speed of a wind
turbine rotor and the rotor
position angle of a synchronous generator, and acquiring a per-unit value of optimal power; calculating an active power reference value; on the basis of
active power control and current control, outputting a d-axis component and a q-axis component of a modulation
voltage of a generator-side converter, and by means of rotating coordinate transformation, generating a three-
phase modulation voltage in a stationary coordinate
system; and generating a trigger pulse
signal by means of a
pulse width modulation stage. The present invention enables wind turbines to provide quick response for power
distribution networks in a frequency support stage, and prevent rotation speed stalling and suppress secondary frequency drop in a rotation speed
recovery stage, thereby improving the support capability of the wind turbines for power grids.