SBR-based LVRT of synchronous generators in biomass power plants

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作者
Li S. [1 ]
An R. [1 ]
Sun Q. [1 ]
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[1] School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei
基金
中国国家自然科学基金;
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Biomass power plants; Equal area criterion; Low-voltage ride-through; Series braking resistor; Synchronous generators;
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10.16081/j.issn.1006-6047.2017.02.001
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As the LVRT(Low-Voltage Ride-Through) method for large-scale SG(Synchronous Generator) is not suit for the SG in BPP(Biomass Power Plant), SBR(Series Braking Resistor) is applied to achieve the LVRT of SG in BPP. An analytical method based on the equal area criterion considering the dynamic control of excitation system is proposed to calculate the resistance of SBR. Based on the excitation control system and SG model, the active power of SBR is quantified and introduced to the accelerating area for building the expressions of accelerating area and decelerating area. Combined with the mechanical power and switch-in rotor angle, the equal area criterion is applied to deduce the analytical method for calculating the minimum SBR to meet the requirements of LVRT. The influences of different system parameters on SBR are analyzed for determining the parameters of new BPP. The results of dynamic simulation verify the correctness of the introduced analytical method. It is found that, larger inertia of SG or upper limit of field voltage, smaller qaxis synchronous reactance or d-axis transient reactance or transformer reactance and smaller mechanical power or switch-in rotor angle will require smaller resistance of SBR. Arranged from bigger to smaller according to their impacts on SBR, the influencing system parameters are d-axis transient reactance, SG inertia time constant, q-axis synchronous reactance, transformer reactance and upper field voltage limit. © 2017, Electric Power Automation Equipment Press. All right reserved.
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