A Method for Evaluating Commutation Failure Occurrence Based on Harmonic Synthetic Commutation Coefficients
A technology for commutation failure and harmonics, which is applied to harmonic reduction devices, AC networks to reduce harmonics/ripples, power transmission AC networks, etc., to achieve comprehensive commutation failure indicators, fast calculation speed, and small calculation dimensions. Effect
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[0022] The present invention is based on the method of commutation failure evaluation based on harmonic comprehensive commutation coefficient, see figure 1 The flow chart shown:
[0023] The DC transmission system is mainly composed of a three-phase power supply (mainly referring to a power plant), a converter station (including a rectifier station and an inverter station), a transmission cable or an overhead line, and an AC power grid. After the AC power is generated by the power plant and boosted by the transformer, the AC power is converted into DC power by the rectification converter station, and then transmitted to the DC terminal through the transmission line. AC bus side.
[0024] 1) Obtain the data of the arc extinguishing angle output by the converter valve of the inverter station, and select the data of a certain arc extinguishing angle drop time: when the acquisition system runs to a certain arc extinguishing angle drop time of the converter valve of the inverter s...
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