CN110429635B - Commutation failure prediction method based on direct current finite time domain prediction - Google Patents

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CN110429635B
CN110429635B CN201910793413.2A CN201910793413A CN110429635B CN 110429635 B CN110429635 B CN 110429635B CN 201910793413 A CN201910793413 A CN 201910793413A CN 110429635 B CN110429635 B CN 110429635B
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The invention discloses a commutation failure prediction method based on direct current finite time domain prediction. The invention detects the direct current in real time after the system stably operatesWhen the change of the direct current voltage difference delta U and the derivative d delta U/dt of the direct current voltage difference delta U on two sides of the line rectification and inversion is larger than a preset threshold value, the critical value of the direct current change quantity is calculated, and an iterative function is constructed at the same time
Figure DDA0002180140730000011
Calculating direct current predicted value x by using Steffensen iterative algorithmk. When the DC current predicted value xkGreater than the critical DC current variation delta Id *Then, a commutation failure prediction signal is sent. The method can realize the successful prediction of the first commutation failure without additionally increasing equipment or changing the topological structure of the current converter, and is easier to realize.

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Commutation failure prediction method based on direct current finite time domain prediction
Technical Field
The invention relates to a commutation failure prediction method for a high-voltage direct-current power transmission system, in particular to a commutation failure prediction method based on direct-current limited time domain prediction, and belongs to the technical field of operation and control of power systems.
Background
The high-voltage direct-current transmission is widely applied to alternating-current asynchronous networking and long-distance large-capacity transmission occasions in the global range by virtue of the advantages of long distance, large capacity, small loss, rapid and flexible power regulation and the like. Energy and load centers in China present a reverse distribution trend, so that the high-voltage direct-current transmission has a very wide application background in China.
The commutation failure is one of the most common faults in the high-voltage direct-current transmission system, and can cause the instantaneous interruption of the transmission power of the system, and meanwhile, if the control is improper, the continuous commutation failure can be caused, and finally, the direct-current system is locked, so that the safe and stable operation of the system is influenced. Therefore, the method for predicting commutation failure has important theoretical and engineering values.
At present, for the research on the phase commutation failure suppression technology, two means of changing a control strategy and changing a topological structure are mainly provided for the follow-up phase commutation failure, but the above means cannot realize the prevention and control of the phase commutation failure. The domestic research on the first commutation failure prediction control technology is still less, but a certain result is obtained, and the main obvious results are as follows: through a CFPREV technology for rapidly detecting faults of an alternating current system, a trigger delay angle change value is generated through a PI controller, the probability of occurrence of commutation failure is reduced, and the technology is applied to actual engineering at present; the predictive extinction angle control has a high response speed, and is used by more domestic projects adopting ABB technology, so that the predictive extinction angle control has a high response speed and can realize the predictive control of commutation failure. More researches indicate that the difference between the calculated extinction angle and the actual extinction angle is larger during the fault transient state, so that the prediction control effect is poor.
Therefore, how to accurately predict the occurrence of the commutation failure in the traditional high-voltage direct-current power transmission system is a problem to be solved urgently.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a commutation failure prediction method based on direct current limited time domain prediction.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention adopts the technical scheme that:
a commutation failure prediction method based on direct current finite time domain prediction comprises the following steps:
step 1: detecting a voltage difference: after the system stably operates, detecting the direct current voltage difference delta U and the derivative d delta U/dt thereof on the rectification and inversion sides of the direct current line in real time, and turning to the step 2 when the change is larger than a preset threshold value, or turning to the step 1;
step 2: calculating a critical value of the direct current change quantity:
Figure GDA0002606067580000021
in the formula: n is the number of 6 pulsating current converters in the actual engineering; k is the transformation ratio of the converter transformer; gamma rayminTaking a limit off angle of 7.2 degrees; xcThe inverter phase-change reactance is used, and alpha is an inverter trigger angle; i isd(alpha) is a direct current instantaneous value, delta U is a voltage difference between two rectification and inversion sides of a direct current line, and E is an effective value of an alternating current voltage on the inversion side;
and step 3: calculating the coefficient k1To k is5The specific calculation formula is as follows:
Figure GDA0002606067580000022
in the formula: rdThe equivalent resistance value of the direct current line is L, the equivalent inductance value of the direct current line is L, and f is 50 Hz;
and 4, step 4: calculating a direct current predicted value:
constructing an iterative function
Figure GDA0002606067580000023
Figure GDA0002606067580000024
And a Steffensen iteration algorithm is used, and the iteration rule is as follows:
Figure GDA0002606067580000025
setting the initial value x of fall0Setting the threshold value as 00When | z is satisfiedk-yk|≤0Jumping out of iteration; meanwhile, the operation times are limited to 3k +1 to 4000/80, namely k is less than or equal to 16.3;
and 5: and (3) commutation failure prediction: when the DC current predicted value xkWith a critical direct current transformation quantity delta Id0 *Existence of a relation xk>ΔId0 *Then, a commutation failure prediction signal is sent.
The technical effect obtained by adopting the technical scheme is as follows:
1. the method can realize the successful prediction of the first commutation failure, and overcomes the problem of difficult successful prediction of the first commutation failure;
2. the method considers the influence caused by the smoothing reactor and the change of the commutation angle during the fault transient state, the direct current prediction precision is higher, and the prediction effect of commutation failure is better;
3. the invention does not need to additionally increase equipment or change the topological structure of the converter, and is easier to realize.
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a commutation failure prediction method based on direct current finite time domain prediction comprises the following steps:
step 1: detecting a voltage difference: after the system stably operates, detecting the direct current voltage difference delta U and the derivative d delta U/dt thereof on the rectification and inversion sides of the direct current line in real time, and turning to the step 2 when the change is larger than a preset threshold value, or turning to the step 1;
step 2: calculating a critical value of the direct current change quantity:
Figure GDA0002606067580000031
in the formula: n is the number of 6 pulsating current converters in the actual engineering; k is the transformation ratio of the converter transformer; gamma rayminTaking a limit off angle of 7.2 degrees; xcThe inverter phase-change reactance is used, and alpha is an inverter trigger angle; i isd(alpha) is a direct current instantaneous value, delta U is a voltage difference between two rectification and inversion sides of a direct current line, and E is an effective value of an alternating current voltage on the inversion side;
and step 3: calculating the coefficient k1To k is5The specific calculation formula is as follows:
Figure GDA0002606067580000041
in the formula: rdThe equivalent resistance value of the direct current line is L, the equivalent inductance value of the direct current line is L, and f is 50 Hz;
and 4, step 4: calculating a direct current predicted value:
constructing an iterative function
Figure GDA0002606067580000042
Figure GDA0002606067580000043
And a Steffensen iteration algorithm is used, and the iteration rule is as follows:
Figure GDA0002606067580000044
setting the initial value x of fall0Setting the threshold value as 00When | z is satisfiedk-yk|≤0Jumping out of iteration; meanwhile, the operation times are limited to 3k +1 to 4000/80, namely k is less than or equal to 16.3;
and 5: and (3) commutation failure prediction: when the DC current predicted value xkWith a critical direct current transformation quantity delta Id0 *Existence of a relation xk>ΔId0 *Then, a commutation failure prediction signal is sent.
In the present embodiment, a standard dc test system is adopted, the standard dc test system is shown in fig. 2, and the units of the resistor, the capacitor and the inductor in fig. 2 are Ω and μ F, H, respectively. The earth faults with different fault severity degrees are set for the inversion side conversion bus, 1.3s faults occur, the faults last for 0.1s, and the predicted system response time under the resistive and inductive earth faults are respectively shown in a table 1 and a table 2.
TABLE 1
Figure GDA0002606067580000051
TABLE 2
Figure GDA0002606067580000052

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1. A commutation failure prediction method based on direct current finite time domain prediction is characterized in that: the method comprises the following steps:
step 1: detecting a voltage difference: after the system stably operates, detecting the direct current voltage difference delta U and the derivative d delta U/dt thereof on the rectification and inversion sides of the direct current line in real time, and turning to the step 2 when the change is larger than a preset threshold value, or turning to the step 1;
step 2: calculating a critical value of the direct current change quantity:
Figure FDA0002180140700000011
in the formula: n is the number of 6 pulsating current converters in the actual engineering; k is the transformation ratio of the converter transformer; gamma rayminTaking a limit off angle of 7.2 degrees; xcFor inverter conversionThe phase reactance, alpha is an inverter trigger angle; i isd(alpha) is a direct current instantaneous value, delta U is a voltage difference between two rectification and inversion sides of a direct current line, and E is an effective value of an alternating current voltage on the inversion side;
and step 3: calculating the coefficient k1To k is5The specific calculation formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0002180140700000012
in the formula: rdThe equivalent resistance value of the direct current line is L, the equivalent inductance value of the direct current line is L, and f is 50 Hz;
and 4, step 4: calculating a direct current predicted value:
constructing an iterative function
Figure FDA0002180140700000013
Figure FDA0002180140700000014
And a Steffensen iteration algorithm is used, and the iteration rule is as follows:
Figure FDA0002180140700000015
setting the initial value x of fall0Setting the threshold value as 00When | z is satisfiedk-yk|≤0Jumping out of iteration; meanwhile, the operation times are limited to 3k +1 to 4000/80, namely k is less than or equal to 16.3;
and 5: and (3) commutation failure prediction: when the DC current predicted value xkWith a critical direct current transformation quantity delta Id0 *Existence of a relation xk>ΔId0 *Then, a commutation failure prediction signal is sent.
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