Wind turbine generator low voltage ride through implementation system based on direct current energy storage and control method
A low-voltage ride-through, wind turbine technology, applied in the direction of AC network voltage regulation, wind power generation, AC network circuits, etc., can solve the problems of generator speed reduction, loss, grid active power shortage, etc., to maintain voltage stability and ensure output. Power and safety improvement effect
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[0053] Specifically, the wind turbine based on the DC-side energy storage method can effectively make up for the shortcomings of the existing low-voltage ride-through method that uses DC-side resistor short-circuit to release energy by utilizing the energy storage system’s characteristics of quickly absorbing energy and releasing energy in a timely manner. . The main topology of the wind turbine based on the DC side energy storage method is as follows: Figure 4 shown. as attached Figure 4 as shown,
[0054] The system includes: a wind turbine and a machine-side converter for connecting the wind turbine; a grid-side converter for connecting to the grid; the machine-side converter and the grid-side converter are connected through a DC bus. A set of bidirectional charge and discharge controllable energy storage units are connected in parallel to the DC bus of the wind power converter;
[0055] Preferably: a first capacitor C1 is also arranged in parallel at the DC bus.
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Embodiment 2
[0069] The present invention provides a control method for realizing low-voltage ride-through of wind turbines based on DC energy storage. The low-voltage ride-through system of wind turbines has the characteristics of dynamic and rapid energy absorption and timely release, which can effectively make up for the existing low-voltage ride-through using DC side. The disadvantage of this realization is that the resistor short-circuits to release energy. When the voltage on one side of the wind turbine decreases to the second voltage, the output power of the wind turbine decreases to the second power, and the machine-side converter injects the rated power into the DC bus, resulting in power imbalance; at this time, the DC When the charging circuit of the side energy storage unit is put into operation, the excess energy of the machine-side converter can be quickly stored in the energy storage unit through the charging circuit; the rated power is marked as Pn; after the voltage is res...
Embodiment 3
[0090] The invention provides a low-voltage ride-through system for wind turbines combined with storage and release, which adopts a DC bus energy storage scheme combined with an energy release scheme, and can further solve the problem of power imbalance shutdown during low-voltage ride-through on the basis of energy storage.
[0091] The system includes: a wind turbine and a machine-side converter for connecting the wind turbine; a grid-side converter for connecting to the grid; the machine-side converter and the grid-side converter are connected through a DC bus. A set of bidirectional charge-discharge controllable energy storage units are connected in parallel at the DC bus of the wind power converter; a set of energy release units are connected in parallel at the DC bus of the wind power converter;
[0092] Preferably: a first capacitor is also arranged in parallel at the DC bus.
[0093] Preferably: the wind turbine includes a wind rotor and a generator.
[0094] Preferab...
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