CN113285454A - Broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization method - Google Patents

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CN113285454A
CN113285454A CN202110438082.8A CN202110438082A CN113285454A CN 113285454 A CN113285454 A CN 113285454A CN 202110438082 A CN202110438082 A CN 202110438082A CN 113285454 A CN113285454 A CN 113285454A
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The invention provides a broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization method, which can realize the collection and utilization of harmonic energy; when the power supply system transmits power to a user side, a harmonic analyzer is mounted on each phase and used for detecting voltage harmonic, a voltage harmonic signal is displayed by a fast Fourier transform oscilloscope, harmonic inter-harmonics and higher harmonics are calculated by adopting fast Fourier transform, and the harmonic signals are analyzed to control the on-off of the harmonic energy storage system; the voltage of the harmonic wave converts the energy of the harmonic wave voltage into direct current voltage through an alternating current/direct current rectifier, the direct current voltage charges a harmonic wave energy storage system, and the harmonic wave energy is stored in the harmonic wave energy storage system; the harmonic energy collected by the harmonic energy storage system is converted into 220V 50Hz power frequency three-phase voltage through the power inverter and is transmitted to the power grid, and collection and utilization of the harmonic energy are achieved.

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Broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of harmonic energy storage of power systems, and relates to a broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization control method which is suitable for storing and utilizing harmonic energy of a power system.
Background
Due to the existence of power generation equipment, power transmission and distribution equipment and nonlinear loads of a power system, wave current can be distorted during power transmission to generate harmonic waves. The conventional harmonic compensation device mostly adopts a method of arranging an inductance-capacitance tuning filter to suppress harmonic waves. Harmonic energy is lost by the filter and is not fully utilized, resulting in energy waste. And the compensation characteristic of the inductance-capacitance tuned filter is easily influenced by the impedance and the running state of a power grid, and parallel resonance is easily generated between the inductance-capacitance tuned filter and a power system, so that harmonic amplification is caused, and the inductance-capacitance tuned filter is overloaded and even burnt out.
The quality factor of the electric energy is an important standard of the electric energy quality, and the electric energy quality can be improved by improving the harmonic pollution of the voltage. Storage based on harmonic frequency distributions is one of the ways harmonic energy storage systems operate efficiently. Compared with the traditional harmonic pollution removal, the harmonic energy storage system is used for storing the energy of the harmonic voltage, and the energy is not consumed by a filter. The harmonic energy storage system collects the output voltage of the harmonic voltage rectified by the rectifier and stores the output voltage through a capacitor inside the harmonic energy storage system. The harmonic energy storage system inverts the direct-current voltage collected by the capacitor into 50Hz power frequency three-phase voltage through the power inverter and outputs the 50Hz power frequency three-phase voltage to the power grid, so that the utilization of harmonic energy is realized, and the power quality is improved.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization method. The method applies fast Fourier transform analysis to voltage harmonic detection and analysis to realize harmonic detection of the power grid voltage, analyzes inter-harmonic and higher harmonic existing in the power grid voltage, controls the switch of a corresponding harmonic signal rectifier according to signals of the inter-harmonic and higher harmonic, realizes rectification of alternating current harmonic voltage into direct current voltage, charges a harmonic energy storage system, and realizes storage of harmonic energy.
Higher harmonic voltage u in an electrical network1(t) is expressed as:
Figure BDA0003033852240000011
wherein N is the highest harmonic frequency of the voltage signal; a. thenIs the fundamental or harmonic amplitude; n is the harmonic frequency, and when n is 1, the harmonic frequency is the fundamental wave;
Figure BDA0003033852240000012
is the initial phase of the fundamental wave or harmonic wave; omega0Is the fundamental angular frequency, and
Figure BDA0003033852240000013
T0is the signal fundamental period.
The signal for each adjacent period of the inter-harmonic signal may be different. And the harmonic signal is changed, and the change is repeated once when the change meets M fundamental wave periodic changes. Fourier transform is performed on M harmonic periods of the harmonic periodic signal, and inter-harmonic voltage u2(t) the expression is:
Figure BDA0003033852240000021
wherein, cmIs at a frequency of
Figure BDA0003033852240000022
The amplitude of the sinusoidal inter-harmonic signal of (a); f. of0Is the frequency of the fundamental wave signal, and0＝50Hz；
Figure BDA0003033852240000023
is the initial phase of the inter-harmonic signal; m is the number of the periodic signals; m is the harmonic order of the inter-harmonic signal；amAmplitude of the real-axis component, bmAmplitude of the imaginary axis component; j is an imaginary unit.
The inter-harmonics were analyzed:
when b ismWhen not less than 0, there is
Figure BDA0003033852240000024
When b ismWhen less than 0, there are
Figure BDA0003033852240000025
Figure BDA0003033852240000026
Figure BDA0003033852240000027
Figure BDA0003033852240000028
Wherein, c0Is a direct current component; t iswIs the width of the fourier time window; t isw＝MT1；T1The period of the inter-harmonic.
The harmonic analysis method adopts a fast Fourier transform analysis method.
The fourier transform is calculated as:
Figure BDA0003033852240000029
wherein F (ω) is the fourier transform of F (t); f (t) is a multiplicative function; e is a natural constant; e.g. of the type-jωtIs a complex exponential sequence.
According to the principle of fourier series, the periodic function can be expanded as a sum of a constant and a set of sine and cosine functions having a common period, and f (t) is the fourier series expansion.
Figure BDA0003033852240000031
Wherein ω is 2 pi/T; t is the period of the periodic signal;
Figure BDA0003033852240000032
is the dc component of the periodic function signal.
Figure BDA0003033852240000033
Figure BDA0003033852240000034
Wherein, ak，bkIs Fourier series; k is a natural number.
At the discontinuity, the fourier series can be expressed as:
Figure BDA0003033852240000035
for harmonic voltages with different frequencies, different rectifying circuits are adopted in the harmonic energy storage system, alternating-current harmonic voltage energy is converted into direct-current voltage energy through the rectifying circuits, and the harmonic energy storage system is charged, so that the storage function of harmonic energy is realized.
For the multi-frequency harmonic voltage converted into the direct current voltage to charge the harmonic energy storage system, the invention adopts the three-phase bridge type fully-controlled rectifying circuit to realize the function of converting alternating current into direct current. The rectified output voltage is pulsed six times in one period, and the waveform of each pulse is the same. The zero-crossing point of the line voltage is taken as the zero point of the time coordinate, and the rectified output voltage U can be obtaineddComprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0003033852240000036
wherein, UdIs a rectified output voltage; ω is the frequency of the harmonic voltage; alpha is the firing angle of the rectifying circuit.
Because the three-phase bridge type fully-controlled rectifying circuit is a resistance load, the average value of output current obtained by rectification is as follows:
Id＝Ud/R (14)
wherein, IdTo rectify the output current; and R is the resistance value of the resistor of the rectifying circuit.
For recycling the energy in the harmonic energy storage system, the invention adopts the sine wave power inverter to invert the direct current voltage in the harmonic energy storage system into the alternating current voltage of 220V 50Hz, and sends the alternating current into the power grid through the line, thereby realizing the recycling of the energy. Because the harmonic energy storage system stores direct current voltage to form a voltage source, the invention adopts a voltage type inverter circuit to invert the direct current voltage stored by the harmonic energy.
The alternating voltage generated after voltage type inversion is 220V 50Hz sinusoidal alternating voltage, and the output voltage of the three-phase bridge type inversion circuit is quantitatively analyzed. Output line voltage u of harmonic energy storage systemUVComprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0003033852240000041
Figure BDA0003033852240000042
wherein u isUVIs the output line voltage; λ ═ 6 η ± 1, η is a natural number.
The harmonic signal in the power grid voltage is analyzed through the harmonic analyzer, and the harmonic frequency of the harmonic signal is determined through fast Fourier transform. The harmonic energy storage system is controlled to be switched on and off by determining inter-harmonic and higher harmonic signals existing in the power grid voltage, and the harmonic voltage in the power grid charges the harmonic energy storage system through a corresponding harmonic frequency rectifying circuit, so that the storage of harmonic energy is realized. The charged harmonic energy storage system inverts the direct-current voltage in the harmonic energy storage system into 220V 50Hz sinusoidal alternating-current voltage through a three-phase bridge type power inverter, and the sinusoidal alternating-current voltage is transmitted to a power grid, so that the harmonic energy is utilized.
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FIG. 1 is a diagram of a method for storing and utilizing broadband dynamic harmonic energy according to the method of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a control diagram of a harmonic analyzer of the method of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a block diagram of the basic structure of a sine wave power inverter system according to the method of the present invention.
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The invention provides a broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization method, which is explained in detail by combining the attached drawings as follows:
FIG. 1 is a diagram of a method for storing and utilizing broadband dynamic harmonic energy according to the method of the present invention. The broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage system comprises a harmonic analyzer, a fast Fourier transform oscilloscope, a three-phase bridge inverter and a harmonic energy storage system. Firstly, when a power supply system transmits power to a user side, a harmonic analyzer is mounted on each phase and used for detecting voltage harmonic, a voltage harmonic signal is displayed by a fast Fourier transform oscilloscope, harmonic inter-harmonics and higher harmonics are calculated by fast Fourier transform, and the harmonic energy storage system is controlled to be switched on and off by analyzing the harmonic signal. 29 capacitors of the harmonic energy storage system respectively store f with frequency0/9、f0/7、f0/5、f0/3、3f0、5f0、7f0、9f0、11f0、13f0、15f0、17f0、19f0、21f0、23f0、25f0、27f0、29f0、31f0、33f0、35f0、37f0、39f0、41f0、43f0、45f0、47f0、49f0And 51f0The harmonic energy. And when the harmonic wave is the third harmonic wave, a switch controlled by the third harmonic wave is turned on, the voltage of the third harmonic wave converts the energy of the harmonic wave voltage into direct-current voltage through an alternating-current/direct-current rectifier, and the direct-current voltage charges the harmonic wave energy storage system to store the harmonic wave energy in the harmonic wave energy storage system. The harmonic energy collected by the harmonic energy storage system is converted into 220V 50Hz power frequency three-phase voltage through the power inverter and is transmitted to the power grid, and collection and utilization of the harmonic energy are achieved.
FIG. 2 is a control diagram of a harmonic analyzer of the method of the present invention. The harmonic analyzer system comprises a signal acquisition board card, a signal processing board card and a communication and power supply module. Firstly, the acquisition board card acquires voltage harmonic signals through acquiring current and voltage signals on a three-phase circuit and a multi-path synchronous analog-to-digital conversion sampling module, and the period measurement and shaping module is used for detecting the frequency of the harmonic signals. The frequency of voltage harmonics is analyzed by the acquired electric signals through the field programmable gate array chip through the induction coil, and the processed voltage harmonic signals are displayed on the open multimedia application platform through the core processing module. The communication and power supply module is used for supplying power and communicating parts of the harmonic analyzer, and the state display module displays the working state and the using state of the harmonic analyzer, and can display the working temperature and the battery power.
Fig. 3 is a block diagram of the basic structure of a sine wave power inverter system according to the method of the present invention. The sine wave power inverter system comprises a harmonic energy storage system, an input circuit, an inverter circuit, an auxiliary circuit, a control circuit, an output circuit and a protection circuit. Firstly, harmonic energy collected by the harmonic energy storage system converts the stored direct-current voltage into the alternating-current voltage of 220V 50Hz through the inverter circuit by the input circuit, and the alternating-current voltage of 220V 50Hz is transmitted to the power grid by the output circuit, so that the recovery and the utilization of the harmonic energy are realized. The auxiliary circuit is used for assisting the control circuit, the control circuit controls the working state of the inverter through reference voltage, and the protection circuit is used for protecting the power inverter in a normal working state.

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1. A broadband dynamic harmonic energy storage and utilization method is characterized in that when a power supply system transmits power to a user side, a harmonic analyzer is mounted on each phase and used for detecting voltage harmonics, a voltage harmonic signal is displayed by a fast Fourier transform oscilloscope, inter-harmonic waves and higher harmonic waves are calculated by adopting fast Fourier transform, and the harmonic signals are analyzed to control the on-off of a harmonic energy storage system; 29 capacitors of the harmonic energy storage system respectively store f with frequency0/9、f0/7、f0/5、f0/3、3f0、5f0、7f0、9f0、11f0、13f0、15f0、17f0、19f0、21f0、23f0、25f0、27f0、29f0、31f0、33f0、35f0、37f0、39f0、41f0、43f0、45f0、47f0、49f0And 51f0Harmonic energy; when the harmonic wave is the third harmonic wave, a switch controlled by the third harmonic wave is turned on, the voltage of the third harmonic wave converts the energy of the harmonic wave voltage into direct-current voltage through an alternating-current/direct-current rectifier, the direct-current voltage charges a harmonic wave energy storage system, and the harmonic wave energy is stored in the harmonic wave energy storage system; harmonic energy collected by the harmonic energy storage system is inverted into 220V 50Hz power frequency three-phase voltage through the power inverter and is transmitted to the power grid, and collection and utilization of the harmonic energy are achieved; output line voltage u of harmonic energy storage systemUVComprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003033852230000011
wherein u isUVIs the output line voltage; λ ═ 6 η ± 1, η is a natural number; ω is the frequency of the harmonic voltage; u shapedIs a rectified output voltage; rectified output voltage UdComprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003033852230000012
wherein alpha is the firing angle of the rectifying circuit.
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