Multi-swing Transient Instability of Synchronous Machines Induced by Coupling Between Rotor Angle Oscillations and LVRT Control Switching of Renewable Energy Sources
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Multi-swing Transient Instability of Synchronous Machines Induced by Coupling Between Rotor Angle Oscillations and LVRT Control Switching of Renewable Energy Sources
LI Bingfang, YANG Songhao, HU Yiwen, et al. Multi-swing Transient Instability of Synchronous Machines Induced by Coupling Between Rotor Angle Oscillations and LVRT Control Switching of Renewable Energy Sources[J]. 2026, 46(3): 863-874.
DOI:
LI Bingfang, YANG Songhao, HU Yiwen, et al. Multi-swing Transient Instability of Synchronous Machines Induced by Coupling Between Rotor Angle Oscillations and LVRT Control Switching of Renewable Energy Sources[J]. 2026, 46(3): 863-874.DOI: 10.13334/j.0258-8013.pcsee.242215.
Multi-swing Transient Instability of Synchronous Machines Induced by Coupling Between Rotor Angle Oscillations and LVRT Control Switching of Renewable Energy Sources
the rotor angle oscillation of synchronous machines may cause voltage fluctuations at adjacent grid connection nodes of renewable energy sources (RESs)
periodically triggering low voltage ride-through (LVRT) control. The activation and deactivation of LVRT controls
in turn
affect the dynamics of the synchronous machine’s rotor angle swing
leading to transient rotor angle instability risks. To investigate the impact of LVRT switching on rotor angle stability during subsequent swings
assuming the first swing is stable
this paper first establishes a transient stability analysis model for the RES and SYNs combined system. Then the analytic relationship between the rotor angle of synchronous machines and the voltage of RES grid connection points is derived to obtain switching conditions for LVRT control represented by state variables. Subsequently
the changes in transient energy of the synchronous machine during periodic LVRT switching are analyzed by the transient energy function method to reveal the mechanism of the synchronous machine’s rotor angle multi-swing instability. Afterward
an assessment method for the conservative stability boundary of the switching system is proposed. Finally
the correctness of the theoretical analysis is verified through time-domain simulation.