Hybrid DC converter valve group online deblocking circuit, method and device
A hybrid DC and inverter technology, applied in the output power conversion device, the conversion of AC power input to AC power output, and the conversion of AC power input to DC power output, etc., can solve the commutation failure, voltage and current harmonics. High content, affecting the stable operation of the power of the DC transmission system, etc., to achieve the effect of smooth input and guaranteed power
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[0041] image 3 It shows that the HVDC power transmission device is all composed of figure 2 The four topological structures shown are an embodiment in which the low-end valve group is composed of a voltage source converter, which connects the rectifier station 27 and the inverter station 28 through the DC line 15 . rectifier station 27 by figure 2 The topological structures (1)23 and (2)24 constitute their negative converters and positive converters respectively, and the inverter station 28 consists of topological structures (3)25 and (4)26 respectively to form their positive converters and negative inverter. Valve group 1 is a grid commutation converter, which is connected to the secondary winding of the thyristor-based current source high-voltage direct current transmission transformer 18, and valve group 2 is a voltage source converter, which is connected to the high-voltage direct current transmission transformer based on the voltage source converter. The secondary w...
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[0046] Figure 4 It shows that the HVDC power transmission device is all composed of figure 2 The shown four topological structures constitute an embodiment in which the high-end valve group is composed of a voltage source converter, which connects the rectifier station 27 and the inverter station 28 through the DC line 15 . rectifier station 27 by figure 2 The topological structures (1) 23 and (2) 24 constitute the positive converter and the negative converter respectively, and the inverter station 28 consists of the topological structures (3) 25 and (4) 26 to form the negative converter and positive inverter. Valve group 1 is a grid commutation converter, which is connected to the secondary winding of the thyristor-based current source high-voltage direct current transmission transformer 18, and valve group 2 is a voltage source converter, which is connected to the high-voltage direct current transmission transformer based on the voltage source converter. The secondary ...
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[0051] Figure 5 It shows that the HVDC power transmission device consists of a traditional current source valve group converter and figure 2 An example of two topologies is shown. The rectifier station 27 of the high-voltage direct current transmission device is composed of a topology 30 in which current source valve group units are connected in series, and the inverter station 28 is composed of topological structures (3) 25 and (4) 26 to form its positive converter and negative converter respectively. Valve group 1 is a grid commutation converter, which is connected to the secondary winding of the thyristor-based current source high-voltage direct current transmission transformer 18, and valve group 2 is a voltage source converter, which is connected to the high-voltage direct current transmission transformer based on the voltage source converter. The secondary windings of the transmission transformer 19 are connected. The rectifier station 27 is configured with an AC fil...
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