Method for simulating and calculating frequency emergency control strategy of multi-direct-current feed-in power grid
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of power system operation control, and particularly relates to a method for simulating and calculating a multi-direct-current feed-in power grid frequency emergency control strategy.
Background
The frequency characteristics of the power system directly have important influence on the safety stability and the power quality of the system. After a fault of high-power loss occurs, the frequency fluctuation amplitude is reduced, the frequency is ensured to be in an allowable range, and the method is one of important tasks of safe and stable operation control of a power grid. Therefore, on one hand, the related technical management standard has clear requirements on the minimum value of the frequency in the dynamic process after the fault and the steady-state frequency after the recovery; on the other hand, a great deal of theoretical research has been carried out, and in the long-term grid operation control practice, a great deal of effective technical measures are formed, mainly for controlling the load, for example, low-frequency load reduction plays an effective role in frequency safety and stability control of conventional grid operation.
With the gradual operation of high-capacity ultrahigh-voltage direct current, a plurality of high-capacity multi-direct current feed-in receiving-end power grids are presented in a global range, and the proportion of receiving external incoming calls is continuously improved. The high-capacity direct current fault is an important factor causing the high-power shortage of the power grid, so that the probability of the occurrence of the full-network frequency problem is increased, the severity of the full-network frequency problem can be increased, and the full-network resources need to be coordinated to realize effective control of the frequency.
The direct current transmission has the capability of rapidly and emergently increasing the power, and after a plurality of direct currents are fed into a receiving end power grid and high power is lost due to certain direct current faults, the adverse effect of the direct current faults on the frequency safety stability can be reduced to a certain extent by emergently increasing the power of other direct currents. In addition, in order to enhance the frequency modulation and peak shaving capability of the multi-dc feed receiving-end power grid, pumped storage power stations are generally configured. Therefore, compared with a common power grid, the frequency control means for dealing with the sudden loss of high power is richer when a plurality of direct current feed-in receiving-end power grids are adopted, and measures for emergently increasing direct current power and emergently controlling the load of the pump of the pumping and storage cut pump are added on the basis of generally controlling the load. Therefore, the problem of frequency safety and stability of a multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid after high power is lost due to partial direct-current faults is efficiently solved, and three types of emergency control measures, namely emergency direct-current power boosting, emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load and emergency switching load, must be coordinated to form a unified frequency emergency control strategy.
The calculation of the frequency safety and stability control strategy is a very complex work, the frequency regulation characteristics of the generator set and the load are considered, the cost performance of different control strategies is compared, a proper control measure is selected from a large number of candidate measures, and at present, the simulation calculation is usually carried out repeatedly for each expected fault, so that the time and the labor are consumed.
Therefore, the method for researching the frequency emergency control strategy through simulation calculation aiming at the characteristics of a large-capacity multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid and combining with the frequency safety and stability control requirement provides technical support for realizing the cooperation of various controllable resources and emergency control frequency of the whole grid, achieves the frequency safety control target comprehensively, improves the frequency safety and stability emergency control benefit, and has very important significance for improving the safety and stability economic operation level of the power grid.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to: aiming at the characteristic of the safety and stability of the frequency of a high-capacity multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid, a method for simulating and calculating the emergency control strategy of the power grid frequency is provided. The method provides technical support for realizing the cooperative emergency control frequency of various controllable resources of the multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid, has important value for comprehensively achieving the frequency safety control target and improving the frequency safety and stability emergency control benefit, and can also improve the frequency emergency control strategy calculation work efficiency.
Specifically, the invention is realized by adopting the following technical scheme, which comprises the following steps:
1) and preparing basic data. The basic data is divided into 3 types such as data used for safety and stability simulation calculation, power grid frequency safety control target data, control measure constraint and the like.
The data for the safety and stability simulation calculation comprises load flow data, stability data and frequency emergency control expected faults, wherein the load flow data and the stability data can be derived from off-line typical mode calculation data and can also be acquired from an intelligent power grid dispatching technology support system; frequency emergency control the fault envisioned is primarily a consideration of dc blocking, including single dc bipolar blocking and different dc combined blocking faults.
The power grid frequency safety control target data comprises frequency drop maximum allowable offset delta f in the dynamic process after high power and fault shortageLmitmaxAnd a post-fault steady-state frequency droop allowable offset Δ f∞max. Wherein, Δ fLmitmaxFrequency f of the whole network before the moment of occurrence of a fault0Minimum value f of frequency allowed after occurrence of faultLmitmin,Δf∞maxFrequency f of the whole network before the moment of occurrence of a fault0Allowed steady-state frequency minimum f after fault occurrence∞min。
The control measure constraint comprises the total load P of the pumping and storage unit in a pumping statePump0And maximum emergency power boost control quantity delta PDC allowed by each direct currentimax. Wherein,NP is the number of pumped storage units in the pumped state, Pumpi0The ith pumping and storage unit load in a pumping state; what is needed isThe maximum emergency power boost control quantity delta PDC allowed by each direct currentimaxAnd simultaneously, considering the safety and stability constraints of the direct current system and the power grid.
2) Time domain simulation, frequency characteristic analysis of the whole network and information statistics. The method comprises the following two steps:
the first step is time domain simulation, aiming at the expected faults covered by the frequency emergency control, the method is mainly used for carrying out time domain simulation analysis and calculation on the expected faults of high-power shortage of a multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid caused by direct-current blocking and the like under the condition of not considering safety control measures (including low-frequency low-voltage load shedding).
The second step is the frequency characteristic analysis and information statistics of the whole network, according to the time domain simulation process information, the analysis statistics: frequency f of the whole network before the moment of occurrence of a fault0Load of whole network PL0And the power generation output P of the whole networkG0(ii) a Moment T when the frequency of the whole network falls to the lowest point in the dynamic process after the faultfminFrequency f of the whole networkminLoad of whole network PLfminAnd the power generation output P of the whole networkGfmin(ii) a Full network frequency f of power grid in steady state operation after fault∞Load of whole network PL∞And the power generation output P of the whole networkG∞(ii) a Moment T when full-network power generation output begins to increase after faultGup(ii) a The full-network frequency and the full-network load at the typical moment in the frequency reduction process after the fault, and the full-network frequency and the full-network load at the typical moment in the frequency recovery process form a full-network load series data set (f) corresponding to the full-network frequencyi,PLi) Should include the time TfminAnd TGupThe data in the frequency reduction process is not less than 3 groups, and the data in the frequency recovery process is not less than 5 groups.
3) And estimating a load frequency factor of the whole network. The method comprises the following two steps:
the first step is that each point (f) in the full network load series data corresponding to the full network frequency obtained in the step 2)i,PLi) Estimating the corresponding network-wide load frequency factor K according to the following formulaLi:
Secondly, estimating the whole network load frequency factor K by using a least square method according to the following formulaLav:
Where NK is the number of typical frequency load data sets in the dynamic process after failure.
4) And calculating the I-level emergency control quantity. The basic idea is that the total load of a full-network I-level emergency control pumping and storage switching pump, the total control amount of the full-network I-level emergency boost direct-current power and the total control amount of the full-network I-level emergency switching load are calculated according to a frequency drop maximum allowable offset control target in a dynamic process after a fault and by combining control measure constraints. The priority order of the 3 types of measures is: and (3) emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load, emergency lifting direct current power control and emergency load switching control is performed, and the control quantity required by the measure with the lower priority is calculated only when the total control quantity of the measure with the higher priority is used up and the control target cannot be realized.
The specific implementation is divided into the following three stages:
the first stage is to calculate the total load CP of I-class emergency control pumping and storage switching pump of the whole networkIThe method comprises the following two steps:
(1) calculating the total quantity P of the pumping storage cut pump for implementing the control measurePump0(i.e., the load of the pumped storage unit in the pumped state is completely removed) and then the maximum frequency drop offset delta fIminPumpCalculated as follows:
wherein ω is 2 π f0And M is the system inertia constant. Pm0=PG0+PHVDC0,PHVDC0The total power of the power grid input through direct current after the fault occurs.
If | Δ fIminPump|≤ΔfLmitmaxTurning to (2); otherwise, the total load CP of the pump is cut off by I-level emergency control of the whole networkI=PPump0And finishing the calculation work of the first stage and turning to the second stage.
(2) Calculating the total load CP of the I-grade emergency control pumping storage cut pump of the whole network according to the following formulaI:
Constraint conditions are as follows:
wherein N isPumpThe number of pumping units in the pumping state, PiPumpLoad of pumping and storage unit for ith station in pumping state, picpIThe I-level emergency control coefficient of the pumping and storage unit in the pumping state of the ith unit, if the unit is controlled, p isicpI1, otherwise picpI=0。
Setting the total amount of the full-network direct current I-level emergency power boost control to 0 (namely CH)I0), the total network level I emergency load shedding control amount is set to 0 (i.e., CL)I0), end step 4), go to step 5).
The second stage is to take account of the total load CP of the I-grade emergency control pumping storage and cutting pump of the whole networkIThe total control quantity CH of I-level emergency boost DC power control of the whole network is calculatedIThe method comprises the following two steps:
(1) calculating the total quantity CH of emergency boost DC power for implementing control measuresmax(namely the control quantity is the maximum control quantity of the emergency boost direct current power allowed by the whole network after the fault) and then the maximum frequency drop offset delta fIminHVDCCalculated as follows:
wherein,NDC is the number of dc systems with emergency power boost capability after a fault.
If | Δ fIminHVDC|≤ΔfLmitmaxTurning to (2); otherwise, I-level emergency boost DC power control quantity CH of the whole networkI=CHmaxAnd finishing the calculation work of the second stage and turning to the third stage.
(2) Calculating the I-level emergency power boost control quantity CH of the whole network direct current according to the following formulaI:
The total network I-level emergency load shedding control amount is set to 0 (namely CL)I0), end step 4), go to step 5).
The third stage is to take account of the total load CP of the I-grade emergency control pumping storage and cutting pump of the whole networkIControl effect and total control quantity CH of I-level emergency boost DC power of whole networkIThe total I-level emergency load shedding control quantity CL of the whole network is calculatedICL is calculated as followsI:
5) And calculating the II-level emergency control quantity. The basic idea is that according to a steady-state frequency drop allowable offset control target after a fault, combining control measure constraint, considering I-level emergency control quantity requirement and control effect, considering the influence of primary frequency modulation action of a generator set, calculating the total load of a whole-network II-level emergency control pumping and storage switching pump, the total control quantity of whole-network II-level emergency boost direct-current power and the total control quantity of whole-network II-level emergency switching load. The priority order of the 3 types of measures is: and emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load, emergency lifting direct current power control and emergency switching load control is performed, and control of measures with lower priorities is performed only when the total control amount of measures with higher priorities is used up and the control target cannot be realized.
The concrete implementation is subdivided into the following 3 steps:
(1) calculating the total CL of the II-level emergency load shedding controlIICalculated as follows:
wherein P ismI=PG∞-PG0The generated output is newly increased under the action of primary frequency modulation of the whole network generator set after the fault.
(2) If CL is presentIIIf the total load control quantity is more than 0, the total load control quantity CP of the pumping storage cut pump is controlled in II-level emergency control of the whole networkII=PPump0-CPITotal amount of total network II level emergency boost DC power control CHII=CHmax-CHIAnd ending; otherwise, go to (3).
(3) If CL is presentII<0, the total control quantity CL of the II-level emergency load shedding of the whole networkII=0。
First, CP is calculated as followsIIAnd CHIISum CTII:
Recalculating CPIIAnd CHIIThe calculation method is as follows:
if CTII-PPump0-CPIIf the total load control quantity is more than 0, the total load control quantity CP of the pumping storage cut pump is controlled in II-level emergency control of the whole networkII=Ppump0-CPITotal amount of total network II level emergency boost DC power control CHII=CTII-CPII(ii) a Otherwise, the total load control quantity CP of the pumping storage cut pump is controlled in the II-level emergency control of the whole networkII=CTIITotal amount of total network II level emergency boost DC power control CHII=0。
The invention has the following beneficial effects: the invention provides a method for calculating an emergency control strategy of power grid frequency based on one-time domain simulation, aiming at the characteristics of safety and stability of the frequency of a high-capacity multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid and combining frequency control targets of each stage after a fault. The invention divides the frequency emergency control after the fault into two stages, corresponds to the maximum deviation control of the frequency drop in the dynamic process after the fault and the steady-state frequency control after the fault, and meets the requirement of the safe and stable control of the operation frequency of the power grid. The invention mainly considers the problem of safe and stable frequency of the multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid caused by direct-current blocking faults and is consistent with the actual scene of the multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid in operation. The control measures related to the invention comprise emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load, emergency boost direct current power control and emergency load switching control, and are consistent with the actual situation of safe and stable emergency control of controllable resources of a multi-direct current feed-in receiving-end power grid. When the frequency emergency control strategy is calculated, the load frequency regulation characteristic and the primary frequency modulation function of the generator are considered, and the frequency change characteristic of the power grid can be reflected more truly. The method is based on one-time simulation calculation, frequency characteristic analysis is carried out, the whole network frequency emergency control strategy is obtained, repeated simulation calculation of an expected fault is avoided, and the working efficiency of control strategy calculation is improved. The method provided by the invention provides technical support for realizing the cooperative emergency control frequency of various controllable resources of a multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid, and has important value for comprehensively achieving the frequency safety control target and improving the frequency safety and stability emergency control benefit, thereby improving the safe and economic operation level of the power grid.
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Example 1:
one embodiment of the present invention includes the steps shown in FIG. 1:
step 1 depicted in fig. 1 is the basic data preparation: the basic data is divided into 3 types such as data used for safety and stability simulation calculation, power grid frequency safety control target data, control measure constraint and the like.
The data for the safety and stability simulation calculation comprises load flow data, stability data and frequency emergency control expected faults, wherein the load flow data and the stability data can be derived from off-line typical mode calculation data and can also be acquired from an intelligent power grid dispatching technology support system; frequency emergency control the fault envisioned is primarily a consideration of dc blocking, including single dc bipolar blocking and different dc combined blocking faults.
The power grid frequency safety control target data comprises frequency drop maximum allowable offset delta f in the dynamic process after high power and fault shortageLmitmaxAnd a post-fault steady-state frequency droop allowable offset Δ f∞max. Wherein, Δ fLmitmaxFrequency f of the whole network before the moment of occurrence of a fault0Minimum value f of frequency allowed after occurrence of faultLmitmin,Δf∞maxFrequency f of the whole network before the moment of occurrence of a fault0Allowed steady-state frequency minimum f after fault occurrence∞min。
The control measure constraint comprises the total load P of the pumping and storage unit in a pumping statePump0And maximum emergency power boost control quantity delta PDC allowed by each direct currentimax. Wherein,NP is the number of pumped storage units in the pumped state, Pumpi0The ith pumping and storage unit load in a pumping state; each DC allowed maximum emergency power boost control quantity delta PDCimaxAnd simultaneously, considering the safe and stable operation constraints of the direct current system and the power grid.
Step 2 depicted in fig. 1 is time domain simulation and frequency characteristic analysis and information statistics of the whole network.
The method comprises the following two steps:
the first step is time domain simulation, and adopts commercialized power system safety and stability analysis software to carry out electromechanical transient time domain simulation analysis calculation on the expected faults covered by frequency emergency control, especially the expected faults of high-power shortage of a multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid caused by direct-current blocking and the like, under the condition of not considering safety control measures (including low-frequency low-voltage load shedding).
The second step is the frequency characteristic analysis and information statistics of the whole network, according to the time domain simulation process information, the analysis statistics: frequency f of the whole network before the moment of occurrence of a fault0Load of whole network PL0And the power generation output P of the whole networkG0(ii) a Moment T when the frequency of the whole network falls to the lowest point in the dynamic process after the faultfminFrequency f of the whole networkminLoad of whole network PLfminAnd the power generation output P of the whole networkGfmin(ii) a Full network frequency f of power grid in steady state operation after fault∞Load of whole network PL∞And the power generation output P of the whole networkG∞(ii) a Moment T when full-network power generation output begins to increase after faultGup(ii) a The full-network frequency and the full-network load at the typical moment in the frequency reduction process after the fault, and the full-network frequency and the full-network load at the typical moment in the frequency recovery process form a full-network load series data set (f) corresponding to the full-network frequencyi,PLi) Should include the time TfminAnd TGupThe data in the frequency reduction process is not less than 3 groups, and the data in the frequency recovery process is not less than 5 groups.
Step 3 depicted in fig. 1 is to estimate the network wide load frequency factor. Two steps, corresponding to step 3-1) and step 3-2 in fig. 1):
step 3-1) in fig. 1 illustrates each point (f) in the whole network load series data corresponding to the whole network frequency obtained in step 2i,PLi) Estimating the corresponding network-wide load frequency factor K according to the following formulaLi:
Step 3-2) of FIG. 1 illustrates estimating the network wide load frequency factor K by least squares using the following equationLav:
Where NK is the number of typical frequency load data sets in the dynamic process after failure.
Step 4 depicted in fig. 1 is to calculate I-level emergency control quantities, including a total network I-level emergency control pumping and switching pump load quantity, a total network I-level emergency boost dc power control quantity, and a total network I-level emergency switching load control quantity.
The basic idea is that the total load of a full-network I-level emergency control pumping and storage switching pump, the total control amount of the full-network I-level emergency boost direct-current power and the total control amount of the full-network I-level emergency switching load are calculated according to a frequency drop maximum allowable offset control target in a dynamic process after a fault and by combining control measure constraints. The priority order of the 3 types of measures is: and (3) emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load, emergency lifting direct current power control and emergency load switching control is performed, and the control quantity required by the measure with the lower priority is calculated only when the total control quantity of the measure with the higher priority is used up and the control target cannot be realized.
The specific implementation is divided into three stages, corresponding to step 4-1), step 4-2) and step 4-3) in fig. 1. In the implementation process, the three complete stages are not necessarily executed in sequence according to the intermediate calculation result, which will be described in detail below.
Step 4-1) depicted in fig. 1 is a first stage of calculating a total network I-level emergency control dump pump load CPIThe method can be subdivided into the following two steps. It should be noted that, in the execution process, according to the intermediate calculation result, not both steps are necessarily executed, which will be described in detail below.
(1) Calculating the total load P of the emergency control pumping and storage switching pump for implementing the control measurePump0(i.e., the load of the pumped storage unit in the pumped state is completely removed) and then the maximum frequency drop offset delta fIminPumpCalculated as follows:
wherein ω is 2 π f0And M is the system inertia constant. Pm0=PG0+PHVDC0,PHVDC0The total power of the power grid input through direct current after the fault occurs.
According to Δ fIminPumpAnd determining the subsequent flow according to the calculation result.
If | Δ fIminPump|≤ΔfLmitmaxThen, the step (2) of the current stage is carried out; otherwise, the total load CP of the pump is cut off by I-level emergency control of the whole networkI=PPump0And finishing the calculation work of the first stage and turning to the second stage.
(2) Calculating the total load CP of the I-grade emergency control pumping storage cut pump of the whole network according to the following formulaI:
Constraint conditions are as follows:
wherein N isPumpThe number of pumping units in the pumping state, PiPumpLoad of pumping and storage unit for ith station in pumping state, picpIThe I-level emergency control coefficient of the pumping and storage unit in the pumping state of the ith unit, if the unit is controlled, p isicpI1, otherwise picpI=0。
Setting the total I-level emergency boost DC power control of the whole network to 0 (namely CH)I0), the total network level I emergency load shedding control amount is set to 0 (i.e., CL)I0), end step 4, go to step 5.
Step 4-2) depicted in fig. 1 is a second phase, accounting for total network I-level emergency control dump pump load CPIThe total control quantity CH of I-level emergency boost DC power control of the whole network is calculatedIThe division is subdivided into the following two steps. It should be noted that, in the execution process, according to the intermediate calculation result, not both steps are necessarily executed, which will be described in detail below.
(1) Calculating the total quantity CH of emergency DC power controlmax(namely the control quantity is the maximum control quantity of the emergency boost direct current power allowed by the whole network after the fault) and then the maximum frequency drop offset delta fIminHVDCCalculated as follows:
wherein,NDC is the number of dc systems with emergency power boost capability after a fault.
According to Δ fIminHVDCAnd determining the subsequent flow according to the calculation result.
If | Δ fIminHVDC|≤ΔfLmitmaxThen, the step (2) of the current stage is carried out; otherwise, I-level emergency boost DC power control quantity CH of the whole networkI=CHmaxAnd finishing the calculation work of the second stage and turning to the third stage.
(2) Calculating total control quantity CH of I-level emergency boost direct current power of the whole network according to the following formulaI:
The total network I-level emergency load shedding control amount is set to 0 (namely CL)I0), end step 4, go to step 5.
Step 4-3) depicted in fig. 1 is a third phase, accounting for total network I-level emergency control dump pump load CPIControl effect and total control quantity CH of I-level emergency boost DC power of whole networkIThe control effect of (1) calculating the I-level emergency load shedding control quantity CL of the whole networkICL is calculated as followsI:
Step 5 depicted in fig. 1 is to calculate a level II emergency control amount, which includes a total network level II emergency control pumping and storage switching pump load amount, a total network level II emergency boost dc power control amount, and a total network level II emergency switching load control amount.
The basic idea is that according to a steady-state frequency drop allowable offset control target after a fault, combining control measure constraint, considering I-level emergency control quantity requirement and control effect, considering the influence of primary frequency modulation action of a generator set, calculating the total load of a whole-network II-level emergency control pumping and storage switching pump, the total control quantity of whole-network II-level emergency boost direct-current power and the total control quantity of whole-network II-level emergency switching load. The priority order of the 3 types of measures is: and emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load, emergency lifting direct current power control and emergency switching load control is performed, and control of measures with lower priorities is performed only when the total control amount of measures with higher priorities is used up and the control target cannot be realized.
The specific implementation is subdivided into the following three steps. It should be noted that, during the execution, according to the intermediate calculation result, it is not necessary to execute all three steps, which will be described in detail below.
(1) Calculating the total CL of the II-level emergency load shedding controlIICalculated as follows:
wherein P ismI=PG∞-PG0The generated output is newly increased under the action of primary frequency modulation of the whole network generator set after the fault.
(2) If CL is presentIIIf the total load control quantity is more than 0, the total load control quantity CP of the pumping storage cut pump is controlled in II-level emergency control of the whole networkII=PPump0-CPIII-level emergency boost DC power control quantity CH of whole networkII=CHmax-CHIAnd ending; otherwise, go to (3).
(3) If CL is presentII<0, the total control quantity CL of the II-level emergency load shedding of the whole networkII=0。
First, CP is calculated as followsIIAnd CHIISum CTII:
Recalculating CPIIAnd CHIIThe calculation method is as follows:
if CTII-PPump0-CPIIf the total load control quantity is more than 0, the total load control quantity CP of the pumping storage cut pump is controlled in II-level emergency control of the whole networkII=PPump0-CPITotal amount of total network II level emergency boost DC power control CHII=CTII-CPII(ii) a Otherwise, the total load control quantity CP of the pumping storage cut pump is controlled in the II-level emergency control of the whole networkII=CTIITotal amount of total network II level emergency boost DC power control CHII=0。
In summary, the method provides a method for calculating the power grid frequency emergency control strategy based on one-time domain simulation by combining the actual conditions of the frequency control target and the frequency emergency control controllable resource at each stage after the power grid operation fault aiming at the characteristic of the frequency safety and stability of the large-capacity multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid. The method divides the frequency emergency control after the fault into two stages, corresponds to the maximum deviation control of frequency drop in the dynamic process after the fault and the steady-state frequency control after the fault, and meets the requirement of safe and stable control of the operation frequency of the power grid. The method mainly considers the problem of safety and stability of the frequency of the multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid caused by direct-current blocking faults, and is identical with the actual scene of the multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid in operation. The control measures related to the method comprise emergency control of pumping and storage switching pump load, emergency lifting direct current power control and emergency load switching control, and are consistent with the actual situation of safe and stable emergency control of controllable resources of a multi-direct current feed-in receiving-end power grid. When the method is used for calculating the frequency emergency control strategy, the load frequency regulation characteristic and the primary frequency modulation function of the generator are taken into account, and the frequency change characteristic of the power grid can be reflected more truly. The method is based on one-time simulation calculation, frequency characteristic analysis is carried out, the whole network frequency emergency control strategy is obtained, repeated simulation calculation of an expected fault is avoided, and the working efficiency of control strategy calculation is improved. The method provided by the method provides technical support for realizing the cooperative emergency control frequency of various controllable resources of the multi-direct-current feed-in receiving-end power grid, achieves the aim of frequency safety control comprehensively, and improves the frequency safety and stability emergency control benefit, so that the safe and economic operation level of the power grid is improved, and the method has important value.
Although the present invention has been described in terms of the preferred embodiment, it is not intended that the invention be limited to the embodiment. Any equivalent changes or modifications made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention also belong to the protection scope of the present invention. The scope of the invention should therefore be determined with reference to the appended claims.