WU YANG, LIAO KUNYU, XIAO XIANGNING, et al. Influence of Static Reactive Power Compensation on Sub-synchronous Oscillation Characteristics of DFIG Connected to Series-compensated Power System. [J]. Power capacitor & reactive power compensation, 2018, 39(4): 36-42.
WU YANG, LIAO KUNYU, XIAO XIANGNING, et al. Influence of Static Reactive Power Compensation on Sub-synchronous Oscillation Characteristics of DFIG Connected to Series-compensated Power System. [J]. Power capacitor & reactive power compensation, 2018, 39(4): 36-42. DOI: 10.14044/j.1674-1757.pcrpc.2018.04.007.
Influence of Static Reactive Power Compensation on Sub-synchronous Oscillation Characteristics of DFIG Connected to Series-compensated Power System
The static var compensator will affect the sub synchronous oscillation characteristics of the wind power system and need further analysis. For this purpose
for the DFIG via series compensation transmission system
shunt reactor and shunt capacitor are mounted at the power grid side. The impedance scanning method is adopted to measure the total equivalent impedance of grid side and DFIG. The influence mechanism of position and capacity magnitude of static reactive power compensation device to sub-synchronous oscillation characteristic of the system from the point of view of impedance. It is shown by the analysis result that the bigger the compensation capacity of the shunt reactor is
the bigger to the equivalent impedance is. The resonant frequency can be reduced and the resistance at the resonance point can be improved when the installation position is close to the fan
and the absolute value of resonant frequency and the resistance at the resonance point will be increased when the installation position is far from the fan. However
the influence of shunt capacitor on the system impedance is very small. Finally
the correctness of theoretical analysis is verified by the time domain simulation.
关键词
次同步振荡双馈风机静态无功补偿阻抗扫描时域仿真
Keywords
sub-synchronous oscillation(SSO)doubly fed induction generator(DFIG)static reactive power compensationimpedance scanningtime-domain simulation