Frequency droop control is widely used in permanent magnet synchronous generators(PMSGs)based wind turbines(WTs)for grid frequency support.However,under frequency deviations,significant DC-link voltage fluctuations ma...Frequency droop control is widely used in permanent magnet synchronous generators(PMSGs)based wind turbines(WTs)for grid frequency support.However,under frequency deviations,significant DC-link voltage fluctuations may occur during the transient process due to sudden changes in real power of such WTs.To address this issue,a current feedforward control strategy is proposed for PMSG-based WTs to reduce DC-link voltage fluctuations when the WTs are providing frequency support under grid frequency deviations.Meanwhile,the desired frequency support capability of the PMSG-based WTs can be ensured.Simulation results verify the rationality of the analysis and the effectiveness of the proposed control method.展开更多
In the future power-electronics-dominated power systems,grid-forming(GFM)converters have been regarded as important devices to actively establish frequency and voltage,so as to provide essential grid support.However,d...In the future power-electronics-dominated power systems,grid-forming(GFM)converters have been regarded as important devices to actively establish frequency and voltage,so as to provide essential grid support.However,due to their voltage source behavior and emulated swing dynamics,GFM converters may encounter low-frequency oscillations(LFOs)when connected to strong grids,which belongs to the self-stability problem of GFM converters.Moreover,GFM converters will also interact with grid-following(GFL)converters and thus impact the mid-frequency oscillations(MFOs)induced by phase-locked loops(PLLs).It has been preliminarily shown in the literature that GFM converters can help stabilize the PLL-induced MFOs,but currently,there is a lack of systematic design methods to coordinate the self-stability and stabilizing ability of GFM converters.This paper addresses this gap by revisiting the impedance model of a typical GFM converter and briefly analyze the oscillations caused by converters.Based on our analysis,we propose a frequency-partitioned synthesis design framework to enable dynamic virtual impedance(DVI)in GFM converters,aiming to enhance their self-stability and stabilizing ability simultaneously.Particularly,a self-stabilizing module is designed to ensure robust device-level damping,with control parameters auto-tuned using H∞methods.In parallel,a stabilizing module is introduced to stabilize GFL converters and enhance the system-level stability,which utilizes a perceive-and-optimize tuning strategy.Simulation results validate the effectiveness of the proposed synthesis DVI framework.展开更多
基金This work is jointly supported by the National Key R&D Programme of China(No.2017YFB0902000)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.U1766206)the Science and Technology Programme of the State Grid Corporation(No.52110418000P).
文摘Frequency droop control is widely used in permanent magnet synchronous generators(PMSGs)based wind turbines(WTs)for grid frequency support.However,under frequency deviations,significant DC-link voltage fluctuations may occur during the transient process due to sudden changes in real power of such WTs.To address this issue,a current feedforward control strategy is proposed for PMSG-based WTs to reduce DC-link voltage fluctuations when the WTs are providing frequency support under grid frequency deviations.Meanwhile,the desired frequency support capability of the PMSG-based WTs can be ensured.Simulation results verify the rationality of the analysis and the effectiveness of the proposed control method.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(U24B6008,U22B6008)State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co.,Ltd.Science,and Technology Project(B311DS240015).
文摘In the future power-electronics-dominated power systems,grid-forming(GFM)converters have been regarded as important devices to actively establish frequency and voltage,so as to provide essential grid support.However,due to their voltage source behavior and emulated swing dynamics,GFM converters may encounter low-frequency oscillations(LFOs)when connected to strong grids,which belongs to the self-stability problem of GFM converters.Moreover,GFM converters will also interact with grid-following(GFL)converters and thus impact the mid-frequency oscillations(MFOs)induced by phase-locked loops(PLLs).It has been preliminarily shown in the literature that GFM converters can help stabilize the PLL-induced MFOs,but currently,there is a lack of systematic design methods to coordinate the self-stability and stabilizing ability of GFM converters.This paper addresses this gap by revisiting the impedance model of a typical GFM converter and briefly analyze the oscillations caused by converters.Based on our analysis,we propose a frequency-partitioned synthesis design framework to enable dynamic virtual impedance(DVI)in GFM converters,aiming to enhance their self-stability and stabilizing ability simultaneously.Particularly,a self-stabilizing module is designed to ensure robust device-level damping,with control parameters auto-tuned using H∞methods.In parallel,a stabilizing module is introduced to stabilize GFL converters and enhance the system-level stability,which utilizes a perceive-and-optimize tuning strategy.Simulation results validate the effectiveness of the proposed synthesis DVI framework.
