Mechanism and Restraining Strategy of the Sending-end Grid Overvoltage in Offshore Wind Farm-flexible HVDC Transmission System Under Grid Faults
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Mechanism and Restraining Strategy of the Sending-end Grid Overvoltage in Offshore Wind Farm-flexible HVDC Transmission System Under Grid Faults
Vol. 47, Issue 8, Pages: 2688-2699(2021)
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1. 浙江省深远海风电技术研究重点实验室
2. 中国电建集团华东勘测设计研究院有限公司
3. 华中科技大学电气与电子工程学院强电磁与新技术国家重点实验室
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Published Online:31 August 2021,
Published:2021
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WANG Xiaohe, YANG Lingang, LIN Bin, et al. Mechanism and Restraining Strategy of the Sending-end Grid Overvoltage in Offshore Wind Farm-flexible HVDC Transmission System Under Grid Faults[J]. 2021, 47(8): 2688-2699.
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WANG Xiaohe, YANG Lingang, LIN Bin, et al. Mechanism and Restraining Strategy of the Sending-end Grid Overvoltage in Offshore Wind Farm-flexible HVDC Transmission System Under Grid Faults[J]. 2021, 47(8): 2688-2699.DOI:
Mechanism and Restraining Strategy of the Sending-end Grid Overvoltage in Offshore Wind Farm-flexible HVDC Transmission System Under Grid Faults
the mechanism and restraining strategy of the sending-end overvoltage in offshore wind farm-flexible HVDC transmission system under grid fault are studied. Firstly
the mathematical model of the grid-side and valve-side voltage under grid faults is established. The influence mechanism of MMC control strategy to the grid voltage is analyzed
and the influence of the over-modulation problem caused by the overvoltage on the control performance is studied. On this basis
an overvoltage restraining strategy is proposed
which can restrain the overvoltage without introducing negative sequence currents
and can accelerate the voltage recovery speed after the faulty line is cut off. Finally
the offshore wind farm-HVDC transmission system is established in the PSCAD/EMTDC environment
and simulation studies are conducted. The research results show that the mathematical model proposed in this paper can reflect the fault characteristics accurately. In addition
the proposed overvoltage restraining strategy can achieve the desired performance
which can benefit the system stable operation during the grid fault and recovery periods.