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- the invention discloses a method for calculating a delay margin of a micro grid based on critical eigen-root tracking, in particular to a method for calculating a delay margin of a secondary voltage control of a micro-grid, which belongs to the technical field of micro-grid operation control.
- Microgrid is an emerging energy transmission mode that increases the renewable energy and distributed energy penetration rate in energy supply systems. Its components include different types of distribution such as micro gas turbines, wind turbines, photovoltaics, fuel cells, and energy storage equipment.
- Distributed Energy Resources DER
- user terminals for various electrical loads and/or heat loads, and associated monitoring and protection devices.
- the power supply inside the microgrid is primarily converted by the power electronics and provides the necessary control.
- the microgrid is a single controlled unit relative to the external large grid, which can meet the requirements of users for power quality and power supply security.
- the micro-grid and the large power grid exchange energy through a common connection point, and the two sides spare each other, thereby improving the reliability of the power supply.
- the microgrid is a small-scale distributed system with a relatively close load, which reduces the network loss while increasing the reliability of local power supply, which greatly increases the energy utilization efficiency. Therefore, the microgrid is a kind of future smart grid development requirement. New power supply mode.
- the droop control is concerned because it can achieve power sharing without communication, but the distributed power supply output voltage will have a steady-state deviation.
- the designed coordinated voltage control is a centralized control structure.
- the microgrid centralized voltage controller generates control signals and sends them to the distributed power local controllers.
- the centralized control structure relies on communication technology, but the communication process is usually subject to The effects of information delay, data packet loss, information delay, data packet loss, etc. lead to poor dynamic performance of the microgrid and even compromise system stability.
- micro-grid secondary voltage control delay margin calculation method it is necessary to study a set of micro-grid secondary voltage control delay margin calculation method, analyze the maximum communication delay time to stabilize the micro-grid, and it is necessary to analyze the relationship between the micro-network centralized controller parameters and the delay margin. Analyze to guide the design of control parameters and effectively improve the stability and dynamic performance of the microgrid.
- the object of the present invention is to ignore the influence of communication delay on the dynamic performance in the reactive power equalization and voltage recovery control of the micro grid, and fully considers that the power electronic interface type microgrid has small inertia and thus causes communication delay to the system.
- the actual situation that stability can not be neglected provides a method for calculating the delay margin of microgrid based on critical eigen-root tracking. By calculating all possible pure virtual eigenvalues of the microgrid characteristic equation, the maximum delay time for stabilizing the microgrid is calculated. By studying the relationship between controller parameters and stability margin, it provides guidance for the design of control parameters, and solves the technical problems that the stability of existing microgrid systems is affected by communication technology.
- the closed-loop small-signal model of the inverter including the communication delay voltage feedback control amount and the closed-loop small-signal model of the distributed power supply are established according to the static feedback output, combined with the connection network and the load.
- the dynamic equation of impedance and the closed-loop small-signal model of distributed power supply establish a micro-signal small-signal model.
- the characteristic equations with transcendental terms are obtained from the small-signal model of the micro-grid, and the critical eigen-trajectory tracking of the transcendental items is performed to determine the stability requirements of the system. Delay margin.
- the closed-loop small-signal model of the inverter including the communication delay voltage feedback control amount established according to the static feedback output is: ⁇ x inv , They are the closed-loop small-signal state variables of the inverter and their rate of change, ⁇ x inv1 , ⁇ x inv2 , ⁇ x invi , and ⁇ x invn are small signal state variables of the first, second, ith, and nth distributed power sources, respectively.
- Reactive power assisted small signal state variables for the first, second, ith, and nth distributed power supplies, and reactive power assisted small signal state variables for the ith distributed power supply By expression: determine, For the i-th distributed power source reactive power assisted small signal state variable rate of change, Q i is the reactive power actually output by the i-th distributed power source, and n Qi is the voltage droop characteristic coefficient of the i-th distributed power source, n is the number of distributed power sources, ⁇ is the voltage-assisted small-signal state variable of the distributed power source, and the voltage-assisted small-signal state variable ⁇ of the distributed power source is expressed by the expression: determine, For the rate of change of the voltage-assisted small-signal state variable of the distributed power supply, V i * is the expected value of the average voltage of the i-th distributed power supply, and V odi is the output voltage of the i-th distributed power supply under its own reference coordinate system dq
- the d-axis component, A inv
- ⁇ u 1 , ⁇ u 2 , ⁇ u i , ⁇ u n are the first, second, ith, and nth, respectively.
- B u secondary voltage is distributed power control amount of small signal input matrix
- ⁇ u i K Qi ⁇ y invQi (t- i) + K Vi ⁇ y invV (t- ⁇ i)
- t is the current time
- ⁇ i is the i-th communication delay between the local controller and the distributed power piconet secondary voltage centralized controller
- K Qi, K Vi is the reactive power control coefficient and voltage control coefficient of the i-th distributed power supply
- ⁇ y invQi is the reactive power output small signal state variable of the i-th distributed power supply
- ⁇ y invQ and ⁇ y invV are respectively
- the reactive power output of the distributed power supply is a small signal state variable
- C invQ and C invV are respectively a reactive power output matrix and a voltage output matrix of the distributed power source.
- the distributed power supply closed-loop small-signal model including the communication delay voltage feedback control amount established according to the static feedback output is: For the delay state matrix of the i-th distributed power supply, B ui i-th secondary voltage distributed power control amount of small signal input matrix, C invQi distributed to the i-th power of the reactive power output matrix, ⁇ i oDQ common reference coordinate system is a distributed power DQ
- the small signal state variable of the output current, C invc is the current output matrix of the distributed power supply.
- the small signal state variable, the small signal state variable of the current of the connection line ij between the bus connected to the i-th distributed power source and the bus connected to the jth distributed power source in the common reference coordinate system DQ is: ⁇ i lineDij , The D-axis small signal component of the current connecting the line ij in the common reference coordinate system DQ and its rate of change, ⁇ i lineQij , The Q-axis small signal component and its rate of change of the current connecting the line ij in the common reference coordinate system DQ, respectively, r lineij , L lineij are the line resistance and line inductance of the connection line ij, respectively, and ⁇ 0 is the rated angular frequency of the micro-grid , ⁇ V busDi and ⁇ V busQi are respectively the D-axis component and the Q-axis component of the voltage of the bus connected to the i-th distributed power source in the common reference coordinate system DQ, and ⁇ V busDj and ⁇ V bus
- the method of obtaining the characteristic equation containing the transcendental term from the small-signal model of the micro-grid is as follows: when the delay of the distributed power supply is consistent, the micro-grid is small.
- CE ⁇ (s, ⁇ ) det(sI-AA d e - ⁇ s ), s is the time domain complex plane parameter, ⁇ is the uniform delay time of each distributed power source, CE ⁇ ( ⁇ ) indicates the characteristic equation of the micro-grid small-signal model obtained when the distributed power supply has the same delay ⁇ , det( ⁇ ) is the matrix determinant, I is the unit matrix, and A d is the delay state matrix of the distributed power supply. e - ⁇ s is the transcendental term.
- the critical eigen-track trajectory is tracked for the transcendental term to determine the delay margin that satisfies the system stability requirement.
- the specific method is: delay
- the time auxiliary variable is used as the variable of the characteristic equation to solve all pure virtual eigenvalues of the characteristic equation in the period of delay time auxiliary variable change.
- the minimum value is selected from the critical delay time corresponding to all pure virtual eigen roots to meet the system stability requirements.
- the delay margin is the product of the distributed power supply delay and the virtual eigen-root amplitude.
- the present invention proposes a method for calculating the secondary voltage control delay margin of a microgrid, which is based on static output feedback to establish a closed loop small signal model of a microgrid including a communication delay voltage feedback control quantity, thereby obtaining a transcendental
- the characteristic equation of the term the critical feature root trajectory tracking of the transcendental term of the system characteristic equation, searching for possible pure virtual feature roots and calculating the maximum delay time for making the microgrid stable.
- This method can effectively reduce the communication delay to the microgrid dynamics.
- the impact of performance effectively improve the stability and dynamic performance of the microgrid;
- Figure 1 is a flow chart of an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of primary and secondary control of a microgrid according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a microgrid simulation system used in an embodiment of the present invention.
- the method for calculating a micro grid delay margin based on critical feature root tracking disclosed by the present invention comprises the following steps:
- Step 10 Establish a closed-loop small-signal model of the inverter including the communication delay voltage feedback control amount based on the static output feedback
- Each distributed power supply sets the inverter output voltage and frequency reference command through the droop control loop in the local controller, as shown in equation (1):
- ⁇ i represents the local angular frequency of the ith distributed power source
- ⁇ n represents the reference value of the local angular frequency of the distributed power source, in units of radians/second
- m Pi represents the frequency of the ith distributed power source Droop characteristic coefficient, unit: radians/second ⁇ watt
- P represents the active power of the actual output of the i-th distributed power source, unit: watt
- k Vi represents the droop control gain of the i-th distributed power source; Indicates the rate of change of the output power of the i-th distributed power supply, in volts per second
- V n represents the reference value of the distributed power supply output voltage, in volts
- V o,magi represents the actual output voltage of the i-th distributed power supply , unit: volt
- n Qi represents the voltage droop characteristic coefficient of the i-th distributed power supply, unit: volt/lack
- Q i represents the reactive power of the actual output of the i-th distributed
- the active power P i and the reactive power Q i actually output by the i-th distributed power source are obtained by a low-pass filter, as shown in the formula (2):
- micro-grid primary and secondary control block diagram is shown in Figure 2.
- Each distributed power supply is controlled once by the phase-locked loop control so that the output voltage q-axis component is 0.
- equation (3) is obtained:
- Equation (3) Indicates the rate of change of the d-axis component of the i-th distributed power supply output voltage in the dq reference coordinate system of the i-th distributed power supply, in volts per second;
- V ni represents the reference of the i-th distributed power supply output voltage The value, u i represents the secondary voltage control amount, in volts.
- Each distributed power source establishes a model based on the local dq reference coordinate system.
- the dq reference coordinate system of one of the distributed power sources is set to the common reference coordinate system DQ, and other distributions are performed.
- the output current of the reference power supply dq reference coordinate system needs to be converted to the common reference coordinate system DQ, and the conversion equation is as shown in equation (5):
- i oDi represents the component of the i-th distributed power supply output current in the D-axis in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- i oQi represents the i-th distributed power supply output current in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- the component in the Q axis, unit: amp; T i represents the conversion matrix of the i-th distributed power supply output current from the i-th distributed power supply dq reference coordinate system to the common reference coordinate system DQ, ⁇ i represents the static difference between the rotation angle of the i-th distributed power supply dq reference coordinate system and the rotation angle of the common reference coordinate system DQ, and the unit: degree, ⁇ i can be obtained by the equation (6):
- ⁇ com represents the angular frequency of the common reference coordinate system DQ; Indicates the rate of change of ⁇ i .
- ⁇ x invi represents the small signal state variable of the i-th distributed power source
- ⁇ x invi [ ⁇ i , ⁇ P i , ⁇ Q i , ⁇ V odi , ⁇ i odi , ⁇ i oqi ] T
- ⁇ V bDQi is represented in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- the small signal state variable of the voltage of the bus connected to the i-th distributed power source; ⁇ V sDQi [ ⁇ V bDi , ⁇ V bQi ] T
- ⁇ V bDi represents the voltage of the bus connected to the i-th distributed power source in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- ⁇ V bQi represents the small signal component of the voltage of the bus connected to the i-th distributed power source in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- ⁇ V busDQi and ⁇ com are used as disturbance variables of the i-th distributed power source, wherein the reference coordinate system of the first distributed power source is generally selected as the common reference coordinate system DQ,
- ⁇ com [0 -m P1 0 0 0 0] ⁇ x inv1 (8)
- m P1 represents the frequency droop characteristic coefficient of the first distributed power source, unit: radians/second ⁇ watt;
- ⁇ x inv1 represents the small signal state variable of the first distributed power source
- ⁇ x inv2 represents the small signal state variable of the second distributed power source
- ⁇ x invn represents the small signal state variable of the nth distributed power source
- ⁇ V bDQ [ ⁇ V bDQ1 ⁇ V bDQ2 ...
- ⁇ V busDQm [ ⁇ V bD1 ⁇ V bQ1 ] T
- ⁇ V bD1 represents the small signal component of the voltage of the bus 1 in the common reference coordinate system DQ on the D axis
- ⁇ V bQ1 is expressed in the common reference
- ⁇ V bDQ2 [ ⁇ V bD2 ⁇ V bQ2 ] T
- ⁇ V bD2 represents the small signal component of the voltage of the bus 2 in the common reference coordinate system DQ on the D axis
- ⁇ V bQ2 represents the small signal component of the voltage of the busbar 2 in the common reference coordinate system DQ on the Q axis
- ⁇ V bDQm [ ⁇ V bDm ⁇ V bQm ] T
- ⁇ V bDm represents the voltage of the bus bar m in the common
- ⁇ u 1 represents the distributed power source 1 a small amount of secondary voltage control signal
- ⁇ u 2 represents the secondary voltage of the distributed power supply 2 Control amount signals
- ⁇ u n represents the secondary voltage of the small signal distributed power control amount of n
- ⁇ i oDQ [ ⁇ i oDQ1 ⁇ i oDQ2 ...
- ⁇ i oDQn [ ⁇ i oD1, ⁇ i oQ1] T
- ⁇ i oD1 [ ⁇ i oD1, ⁇ i oQ1] T
- ⁇ i oD1 Representing the small signal component of the first distributed power supply output current in the D-axis in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- ⁇ i oQ1 indicating the small signal component of the i-th distributed power supply output current in the Q-axis in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- ⁇ i oDQ2 [ ⁇ i oD2 , ⁇ i oQ2 ] T
- ⁇ i oD2 represents the small signal component of the second distributed power supply output current in the D-axis in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- ⁇ i oQ2 represents the second in the common reference coordinate system DQ
- the distributed signal output current is a small signal component of the Q axis
- ⁇ i oDQn [ ⁇ i oDn , ⁇ i o
- the invention realizes microgrid voltage control based on the control requirements of reactive power sharing and voltage recovery.
- the reactive power equalization means that the distributed power output reactive power is distributed according to the power capacity.
- the voltage recovery means that the average output voltage of each distributed power source is restored to the rated value.
- Equation (10) The rate of change of the reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the i-th distributed power source, in units of: The reactive power expected to be output for the i-th distributed power supply, unit: lack; n Qi represents the voltage droop characteristic coefficient of the i-th distributed power supply, unit: volt/lack; The rate of change of the voltage-assisted small-signal state variable for the distributed power supply, in volts; For the average output voltage of each distributed power supply, V i * is the expected value of the average of the i-th distributed power supply, in volts.
- ⁇ x inv represents the closed-loop small-signal state variable of n inverters, Reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the first distributed power source, Reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the second distributed power source, Reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the i-th distributed power supply
- ⁇ is the voltage assisted small signal state variable of each distributed power source
- ⁇ y invQ is the reactive power output small signal state variable The rate of change of the reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the first distributed power source, The rate of change of the reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the second distributed power source, The rate of change of the reactive power assisted small signal state variable for the nth distributed power source
- ⁇ y invV is the voltage output small signal state variable of the distributed power source, The rate of change of the voltage-assisted small-signal state variable for each distributed power source
- C invQ represents the reactive power output matrix of each distributed power source
- C invV represents the voltage output
- ⁇ Q i represents the reactive power control signal of the i-th distributed power source
- k PQ represents the proportional term coefficient in the reactive power proportional-integral controller
- k IQ represents the reactive power proportional-integral controller
- ⁇ V i represents the average voltage recovery control signal of the i-th distributed power source
- k PV represents the proportional term coefficient in the average voltage proportional-integral controller
- k IV represents the integral term coefficient in the average voltage proportional-integral controller.
- the voltage control amount is:
- ⁇ i is the communication delay between the i-th distributed power local controller and the micro-network secondary voltage centralized controller, unit: second;
- Equation (14) For the delay state matrix of the i-th distributed power supply, B ui is the input matrix of the i-th distributed power supply to the secondary voltage small signal control quantity, C invQi is the reactive power output matrix of the i-th distributed power source, and C invc is the current output matrix of the distributed power source.
- Step 20 Combine the dynamic equations of the connected network and the load impedance to establish a small signal model of the microgrid
- Equation (15) Indicates the rate of change of the small signal component of the D-axis of the ij connecting line current in the common reference coordinate system DQ, unit: ampere/second; r lineij represents the line resistance of the ij connecting line, unit: ohm; L lineij indicates Line inductance of ij connecting lines, unit: Henry; ⁇ i lineDij indicates that in the common reference coordinate system DQ, the ij line connects the line signal to the D-axis small signal component, and ⁇ i lineQij represents in the common reference coordinate system DQ,
- the voltage of the connected busbar is a small signal component of the D axis; ⁇ V busDj represents a small signal component of the
- Equation (16) Indicates the rate of change of the small signal component of the current connected to the load of the lth bus in the common reference coordinate system DQ, unit: ampere/second;
- R loadl represents the load resistance of the load connected to the 1st bus, unit: Ohm;
- L loadl represents the load inductance of the load connected to the 1st bus, unit: Henry;
- ⁇ i loadDl is the small signal component of the current on the D axis of the load connected to the 1st bus in the common reference coordinate system DQ, ⁇ i loadQl is the small signal component of the Q-axis current of the load connected to the lth bus in the common reference coordinate system DQ, unit: amp;
- R loadj and L loadj are respectively the resistance and inductance values of the load on the bus connected to the jth distributed power source; ⁇ i oDj and ⁇ i oQj are respectively the jth distributed power supply output current in the common The D-axis small signal component and the Q-axis small signal component in the reference coordinate system DQ.
- the small signal state variable, ⁇ i loadDQ is a small signal state variable of the current of the load connected to the bus in the common reference coordinate system DQ;
- the rate of change of the small signal state variable of the microgrid A is the microgrid state matrix;
- a di is the delay state matrix of the ith distributed power source;
- ⁇ i is the delay of the ith distributed power source.
- Step 30 Acquire a characteristic equation of the micro-grid closed-loop small-signal model with transcendental terms
- s is the time domain complex plane parameter
- ⁇ is the uniform delay time of each distributed power source
- det( ⁇ ) represents the matrix row and column I represents the identity matrix
- a d represents the delay state matrix of the distributed power supply
- e - ⁇ s is the transcendental term.
- Step 40 Perform critical feature root trajectory tracking on the transcendental term of the system feature method to calculate the system stability margin
- ⁇ is the delay time auxiliary variable
- ⁇ is the virtual feature root amplitude
- i is the imaginary unit
- i 2 -1.
- ⁇ c is the delay time auxiliary variable that causes the system to have a pure virtual eigenvalue
- abs( ⁇ c ) represents the amplitude of the corresponding pure virtual eigenvalue
- ⁇ c is the critical delay time
- the system may have multiple critical delay times, namely ⁇ c1 , ⁇ c2 ... ⁇ cL , and the delay margin takes the minimum value ⁇ d :
- the common reference coordinate system DQ refers to the dq reference coordinate system of the first distributed power source, and the state variables of the remaining distributed power source, branch current, and load current are converted to common reference coordinates by coordinate transformation.
- the DQ In the reactive power proportional integral controller and the voltage proportional integral controller in step 10), since the proportional term coefficients are relatively small, in practice, they can be simplified into a reactive power integral controller and a voltage integral controller, respectively.
- the load is an impedance type load.
- a micro-grid closed-loop small-signal model with signal communication delay time is introduced to establish a system characteristic equation with transcendental term, so as to realize a micro-grid delay margin calculation method based on critical eigen-root tracking.
- this embodiment fully considers the actual situation that the power electronic interface type micro-grid has small inertia and thus the communication delay can not be ignored.
- the delay margin calculation method of the embodiment guides the controller design by analyzing the relationship between different controller parameters and the delay margin, thereby improving system stability and dynamic performance.
- the block diagram of the microgrid control system in the embodiment of the present invention is as shown in FIG. 2, and the control block diagram mainly includes two layers: the first layer is a local controller of each distributed power source, and is composed of power calculation, droop control, and voltage and current double loop; The second layer is a secondary voltage control layer that achieves reactive power equalization and average voltage recovery.
- the secondary voltage centralized controller collects the distributed power supply output voltage and outputs the reactive power, and after calculating the secondary voltage control amount, the control command is sent to the local controller of each distributed power source.
- the communication delay exists between the secondary voltage centralized controller and each distributed power local controller, and the delay affects the dynamic performance of the system.
- the simulation system is shown in Figure 3.
- the microgrid consists of two distributed power sources, two connecting lines and three loads.
- the load 1 is connected to the busbar 1
- the load 2 is connected to the busbar 2
- the load 3 is connected to the busbar 3.
- the load in the system uses an impedance load.
- the distributed power supply 1 and the distributed power supply 2 have a capacity ratio of 1:1
- the corresponding frequency droop coefficient and voltage droop coefficient are designed so that each distributed power source expects to output active power and the reactive power ratio is 1:1.
- the micro-grid theoretical delay margin under different controller parameters is studied, and the micro-grid simulation model is built based on MATLAB/Simulink platform to simulate the theoretical delay margin.
- the communication delay auxiliary variable ⁇ changes in [0, 2 ⁇ ], and the two pairs of conjugate eigenvalues are closely related to system stability.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the delay margin of the microgrid based on the critical characteristic root tracking and the controller parameters in the embodiment of the present invention, under controller parameters 0.005 ⁇ k IQ ⁇ 0.06, 5 ⁇ k IV ⁇ 60. It can be seen from the figure that as the reactive power controller integral coefficient k IQ or the voltage controller integral coefficient k IV increases, the system delay margin decreases, that is, the system robust stability decreases. Therefore, when the parameters of different combination controllers reach similar dynamic performance, the delay margin will be used as an additional robust stability indicator to guide the controller parameter design and provide system stability and dynamic performance.
- each distributed power supply operates in the droop control mode, and the secondary voltage control is input at 0.5 s.
- the simulation results are shown in Fig. 6.
- Fig. 6(a) is a graph of the average voltage of the distributed power supply in the microgrid.
- the abscissa indicates the time, the unit is seconds, and the ordinate indicates the average voltage in volts. watt.
- Fig. 6(a) is a graph of the average voltage of the distributed power supply in the microgrid.
- the abscissa indicates the time, the unit is seconds, and the ordinate indicates the average voltage in volts. watt.
- Fig. 6(a) under the action of droop control, the average voltage of the distributed power supply has a steady-state deviation. After 0.5 s, the voltage amplitude increases under the secondary control. It can be seen from Fig. 6(a) that when there is no communication delay in the system, the average voltage is smoother and reaches the rated value. When the delay time is 53ms, the voltage curve is restored by the damped oscillation. When the delay time is 61ms, the curve increases. Oscillation, the system is unstable.
- Fig. 6(b) is a graph of reactive power output of distributed power supply 1, unit: second, ordinate indicates reactive power, unit: lack. It can be seen from Fig.
- FIG. 6(b) that the initial reactive power equalization effect under the drooping effect is not ideal (less than the expected reactive power output value of the distributed power source 1), and the reactive power is under the secondary control after 0.5 s. The output is increased. It can be seen from Fig. 6(b) that when there is no communication delay in the system, the reactive power is smoother and reaches the desired value. When the delay time is 53ms, the power curve is oscillated to reach the control target. When the delay time is 61ms, The curve increases and the system is unstable. Under the effect of secondary control, the effect of the reactive power equalization of the microgrid is significantly improved.
- Figure 6 (c) is a graph of reactive power output of distributed power supply 2, unit: second, ordinate represents reactive power, unit: lack.
- each distributed power supply operates in the droop control mode, and the secondary voltage control is input at 0.5 s.
- the simulation results are shown in Fig. 7.
- Fig. 7(a) is a graph of the average voltage of the distributed power supply in the microgrid. The abscissa indicates the time, the unit is seconds, and the ordinate indicates the average voltage in volts. watt. As shown in Fig.
- FIG. 7(a) under the action of droop control, the average voltage of the distributed power supply has a steady-state deviation. After 0.5 s, the voltage amplitude increases under the secondary control. It can be seen from Fig. 7(a) that when there is no communication delay in the system, the average voltage is smoother and reaches the rated value. When the delay time is 25ms, the voltage curve is recovered by the damped oscillation. When the delay time is 33ms, the curve increases. Oscillation, the system is unstable.
- Figure 7 (b) is a graph of reactive power output of distributed power supply 1, unit: second, ordinate represents reactive power, unit: lack. It can be seen from Fig.
- Figure 7 (c) is a graph of reactive power output of distributed power supply 2, unit: second, ordinate represents reactive power, unit: lack. It can be seen from Fig. 7(c) that the initial reactive power equalization effect under the drooping effect is not ideal (higher than the expected reactive power output value of the distributed power supply 2), and the reactive power is under the secondary control after 0.5 s. The output is reduced. It can be seen from Fig. 7(c) that when there is no communication delay in the system, the reactive power is smoother and reaches the desired value. When the delay time is 25ms, the power curve is oscillated to reach the control target. When the delay time is 33ms, The curve increases and the system is unstable. It can be seen from Fig. 6 that the system delay margin under this controller parameter is between 25ms and 33ms, which is consistent with the theoretical calculation.
- the method of the embodiment of the invention is based on the micro-grid delay margin calculation method based on the critical eigen-root tracking, and establishes a closed-loop small-signal model of the micro-grid with communication delay based on the output feedback, and analyzes the maximum delay time for the system to be stable, ie delay Time margin.
- this embodiment fully considers the influence of communication delay on system stability, and also studies the relationship between different controller parameters and delay margin. Guide the controller design to improve the robust stability and dynamic performance of the microgrid.
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- 基于临界特征根跟踪的微电网延时裕度计算方法,其特征在于,根据静态反馈输出建立包含通讯延时电压反馈控制量的逆变器闭环小信号模型及分布式电源闭环小信号模型,结合连接网络、负载阻抗的动态方程及分布式电源闭环小信号模型建立微电网小信号模型,从微电网小信号模型获取含有超越项的特征方程,对超越项进行临界特征根轨迹跟踪进而确定满足系统稳定性要求的延时裕度。
- 根据权利要求1所述基于临界特征根跟踪的微电网延时裕度计算方法,其特征在于,根据静态反馈输出建立的包含通讯延时电压反馈控制量的逆变器闭环小信号模型为: Δx inv、 分别为逆变器的闭环小信号状态变量及其变化率, Δx inv1、Δx inv2、Δx invi、Δx invn分别为第1个、第2个、第i个、第n个分布式电源的小信号状态变量, 分别为第1个、第2个、第i个、第n个分布式电源的无功功率辅助小信号状态变量,第i个分布式电源的无功功率辅助小信号状态变量 由表达式: 确定, 为第i个分布式电源无功功率辅助小信号状态变量的变化率,Q i为第i个分布式电源实际输出的无功功率,n Qi为第i个分布式电源的电压下垂特性系数,n为分布式电源的数目,Δγ为分布式电源的电压辅助小信号状态变量,分布式电源的电压辅助小信号状态变量Δγ由表达式: 确定, 为分布式电源的电压辅助小信号状态变量的变化率,V i *为第i个分布式电源平均电压的期望值,V odi为在第i个分布式电源输出电压在其自身参考坐标系dq下的d轴分量,A inv为分布式电源的状态矩阵,ΔV bDQ为母线电压在公共参考坐标系DQ中的小信号状态变量, ΔV bDQ=[ΔV bDQ1,ΔV bDQ2,…,ΔV bDQl,…,ΔV bDQm] T,ΔV bDQ1、ΔV bDQ2、ΔV bDQl、ΔV bDQm分别为第1根、第2根、第l根、第m根母线的电压在公共参考坐标系DQ中的小信号状态变量,m为母线的数目,B inv为分布式电源对母线电压的输入矩阵,Δu为分布式电源的二次电压小信号控制量,Δu=[Δu 1,Δu 2,…,Δu i,…,Δu n] T,Δu 1、Δu 2、Δu i、Δu n分别为第1个、第2个、第i个、第n个分布式电源的二次电压小信号控制量,B u为分布式电源对二次电压小信号控制量的输入矩阵,Δu i=K QiΔy invQi(t-τ i)+K ViΔy invV(t-τ i),t为当前时刻,τ i为第i个分布式电源本地控制器与微网二次电压集中控制器间的通讯时延,K Qi、K Vi分别为第i个分布式电源的无功功率控制系数、电压控制系数,Δy invQi为第i个分布式电源的无功功率输出小信号状态变量,Δy invQ、Δy invV分别为分布式电源的无功功率输出小信号状态变量、电压输出小信号状态变量,C invQ、C invV分别为分布式电源的无功功率输出矩阵、电压输出矩阵。
- 根据权利要求3所述基于临界特征根跟踪的微电网延时裕度计算方法, 其特征在于,所述微电网小信号模型为 x、 分别为微电网小信号状态变量及其变化率,x=[Δx invΔi lineDQΔi loadDQ] T,Δi lineDQ为公共参考坐标系DQ中分布式电源所连接母线间的连接线路的电流的小信号状态变量,公共参考坐标系DQ中第i个分布式电源所连接母线和第j个分布式电源所连接母线之间的连接线路ij的电流的小信号状态变量为: Δi lineDij、 分别为连接线路ij的电流在公共参考坐标系DQ下的D轴小信号分量及其变化率,Δi lineQij、 分别为连接线路ij的电流在公共参考坐标系DQ下的Q轴小信号分量及其变化率,r lineij、L lineij分别为连接线路ij的线路电阻和线路电感,ω 0为微电网额定角频率,ΔV busDi、ΔV busQi分别为第i个分布式电源所连接母线的电压在公共参考坐标系DQ下的D轴分量、Q轴分量,ΔV busDj、ΔV busQj分别为第j个分布式电源所连接母线的电压在公共参考坐标系DQ下的D轴分量、Q轴分量,Δi loadDQ为公共参考坐标系DQ中母线所连接负载的电流的小信号状态变量,公共参考坐标系DQ中第l根母所连接负载的电流的小信号状态变量为: Δi loadDl、 分别为第l根母线所连接负载的电流在公共参考坐标系DQ下的D轴分量及其变化率,Δi loadQl、 分别为第l根母线所连接负载的电流在公共参考坐标系DQ下的Q轴分量及其变化率,R loadl、L loadl分别为第l根母线所连接负载的负载电阻、负载电感,ΔV busDl、ΔV busQl分别为第l根母线的电压在公共参考坐标系DQ下的D轴分量、Q轴分量,A di、τ i分别为第i个分布式电源的延时状态矩阵和延时。
- 根据权利要求5所述基于临界特征根跟踪的微电网延时裕度计算方法,其特征在于,对超越项进行临界特征根轨迹跟踪进而确定满足系统稳定性要求的延时裕度,具体方法为:以延时时间辅助变量作为特征方程的变量,求解特征方程在延时时间辅助变量变化周期内的所有纯虚特征根,从所有纯虚特征根对应的临界延时时间中选取最小值作为满足系统稳定性要求的延时裕度,所述延时时间辅助变量为分布式电源延时和虚特征根幅值的乘积。
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