2018
DOI: 10.1049/joe.2018.8767
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Cooperated control strategy of generator re‐dispatching and multi‐HVDC modulation after ultra HVDC block

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“…As the power modulation effect of different HVDC transmission line has been assessed in [19], the multi‐HVDC coordinated emergency control was firstly introduced in improving the frequency stability of the receiving‐end power system [20]. The researches have been verified that they have a good effect in limiting the post‐disturbance system steady frequency into a safe range [16–18, 20–22]. However, the frequency stability of the traditional power grid is mainly affected by the frequency tolerance of conventional generators.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the power modulation effect of different HVDC transmission line has been assessed in [19], the multi‐HVDC coordinated emergency control was firstly introduced in improving the frequency stability of the receiving‐end power system [20]. The researches have been verified that they have a good effect in limiting the post‐disturbance system steady frequency into a safe range [16–18, 20–22]. However, the frequency stability of the traditional power grid is mainly affected by the frequency tolerance of conventional generators.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A dispatching and control strategy of the UHVDC blocking fault in the sending-end power grid is proposed in [22], which is based on big data technology and guarantee the grid frequency and voltage do not exceed the limit. The authors of [23,24] realised power flow control by controlling DC power in multi-terminal HVDC grids. However, the above emergency control strategies only aim at high voltage lines, without a detailed analysis of the low voltage level control scheme, which is easy to cause 'overshedding' phenomenon in practical application.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%