Adaptive Power Compensation-Based Frequency Regulation Strategy of Wind Turbine System

Abstract

Given the increasing penetration of wind power generation, the power system faces great challenges in frequency regulation due to reduction in system inertia. This paper proposes an adaptive power compensation based frequency regulation (FR) strategy of the wind turbine system (WTS). In a frequency transient event, the proposed strategy exploits power excitation method to estimate the disturbance level, which enables the WTS to timely and accurately participate in FR. After the system frequency and the rate of change of frequency meet their requirements, the droop control is adopted to smooth the WTS out of the FR mode and further improve the frequency quality. By analyzing the operation mode and determining the switching logic, detailed implementation of the proposed strategy is developed. Its excellent frequency response performance is verified via results of hardware-in-the-loop experiment and MATLAB/Simulink-based simulation.

RPC-based frequency control strategy of LCC-HVDC sending end power system with renewable energy

“…The HVDC system usually has the feature of nonfull power operation, which can be used to regulate the grid frequency on the sending side without the participation of the renewable energy, thus enabling the renewable energy system to operate in maximum power point tracking (MPPT) mode and improving the economic efficiency of the system. To this end, this paper analyzes the working principle of rapid power compensation (RPC) (Xiong et al, 2021;Liu et al, 2022), applies it to the renewable energy sending end, and proposes a frequency control scheme of the renewable energy integrated LCC-HVDC sending end system based on the RPC control strategy.…”