Study on Low Voltage Ride Through for Direct-drive VSCF Wind Power System
Xianping Zhang
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Xianping Zhang
Abstract
New grid regulation brings forward the requirements on wind turbines for having Low Voltage Ride Through(LVRT) capability and supplying reactive power compensation to the grid during voltage sag process.By adding Crowbar protective circuits,the LVRT capability of direct-drive wind turbines can be greatly improved.In this paper,Crowbar protective circuits for direct-drive wind turbines are analyzed;the working principles and implementation approaches are also discussed.Especially,LVRT strategy of Crowbar protective circuit with DC-link unloading resistance has been studied and simulated.The simulated result shows that this scheme has the advantages of low cost and high reliability.
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New grid regulation brings forward the requirements on wind turbines for having Low Voltage Ride Through(LVRT) capability and supplying reactive power compensation to the grid during voltage sag process.By adding Crowbar protective circuits,the LVRT capability of direct-drive wind turbines can be greatly improved.In this paper,Crowbar protective circuits for direct-drive wind turbines are analyzed;the working principles and implementation approaches are also discussed.Especially,LVRT strategy of Crowbar protective circuit with DC-link unloading resistance has been studied and simulated.The simulated result shows that this scheme has the advantages of low cost and high reliability.
Key concepts: Crowbar, Low voltage ride through, Wind power, Compensation (psychology), Computer science, Reliability (semiconductor), Voltage, Automotive engineering