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A Low Inrush Current Pre-Charging Strategy of M3C with Improved Nearest Level Modulation
2025
The modular multilevel matrix converter (M3C) can perform AC/AC conversion directly. However, M3C operation often requires a pre-charging process, which can be challenging due to the need for fast pre-charging with low inrush current. To address the issue, a closed-loop fast pre-charging strategy is proposed that utilizes an improved nearest level modulation (NLM) based on a quick-sorting algorithm for M3C. By improving the current limiting resistor and the number of Sub-Modules (SMs) inserted into the NLM, we achieve a reduction in inrush current when connected to the grid, and unlock the control algorithm, respectively. This paper presents the relationship between the current-limiting resistor, the pre-charging current, and the pre-charging time. Reactive power compensation is applied on the AC grid during the pre-charging process to ensure stability. Furthermore, the balanced control of capacitor voltage is employed to achieve synchronized and coordinated growth of capacitor voltages in SMs using a quick-sorting algorithm based on NLM. The simulation and experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach, making it suitable for M3C with a high number of SMs.
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Thermal Simulation and Analysis of Dry-Type Air-Core Reactors Based on Multi-Physics Coupling
A reactor is an important piece of equipment used for reactive power compensation in power system and has a significant impact on the safe operation of power system. Thermal behavior is one of the main causes of reactor failures. For an accurate analysis of the thermal behavior of reactors, electromagnetic–thermal–fluid multi-physics coupling modeling is chosen. However, there is a huge difference in size between the overall structure of the reactor and its insulating material, which makes it difficult to perform mesh generation, resulting in dense mesh and significantly increased solution degrees of freedom, thus making the solution of the reactor’s multi-physics field model very time-consuming. To address this, this paper proposes a simplified processing method to accelerate the solution calculation of the reactor’s multi-physics model. This method calculates the equivalent turns of each encapsulate with parallel coils in the reactor, simplifying the encapsulate into a single-layer coil, thereby greatly reducing the division and solution degrees of freedom of the multi-physics model, and thus accelerating the simulation calculation. Taking a BKDCKL-20000/35 dry-type air-core shunt reactor as an example, the outer diameter of the coil is nearly 12,000 times bigger than the coil insulation, which is a huge size difference. Both refined models and simplified models are established. Compared to the simulation results of the detailed model, the simplified model demonstrates good accuracy; the maximum relative error of temperature is just 2.19%. Meanwhile, the computational time of the simplified model is reduced by 35.7%, which shows promising effectiveness and significant potential for applying the optimization design and operation prediction of dry-type air-core shunt reactors for enhanced thermal performance.
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A Detection Method for Slight Inter-Turn Short-Circuit Fault in Dry-Type Air-Core Shunt Reactors
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Liu, Ying
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Huang, Qi
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Wu, Jie
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dry-type air-core shunt reactors
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Electric power systems
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equivalent resistance
2024
Dry-type air-core shunt reactors are integral components in power transmission and distribution networks, designed to control reactive power and enhance system stability. However, inter-turn short-circuit faults (ISCFs) are common occurrences in shunt reactors, which are caused by various factors, including manufacturing defects, insulation degradation, or operational stresses. At the early stage of the ISCFs, the current does not reach a sufficient level to activate the protective equipment. These faults may lead to serious consequences, such as overheating, insulation breakdown, and even catastrophic failures, posing risks to the entire power system. Therefore, developing an effective and reliable detection method for ISCFs at the early stage is paramount. In this paper, a new method named the fault detection factor (FDF) based on equivalent resistance is presented to detect the slight ISCFs in dry-type air-core shunt reactors considering insulation resistance. In addition, the effect of noise signal existence in the monitoring process is taken into account. A moving average filter is adopted to guarantee both the sensitivity and the reliability of the proposed method. Ultimately, the simulation results of the FDF under different conditions are presented, which show the effectiveness and potential of the proposed method in observing and monitoring slight ISCFs.
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An Improved Frequency Dead Zone with Feed-Forward Control for Hydropower Units: Performance Evaluation of Primary Frequency Control
2019
Due to the integration of more intermittent renewable energy into the power grid, the demand for frequency control in power systems has been on the rise, and primary frequency control of hydropower units plays an increasingly important role. This paper proposes an improved frequency dead zone with feed-forward control. The aim is to achieve a comprehensive performance of regulating rapidity, an assessment of integral quantity of electricity, and the wear and tear of hydropower units during primary frequency control, especially the unqualified performance of integral quantity of electricity assessment under frequency fluctuations with small amplitude. Based on a real hydropower plant with Kaplan units in China, this paper establishes the simulation model, which is verified by comparing experimental results. After that, based on the simulation of real power grid frequency fluctuations and a real hydropower plant case, the dynamic process of primary frequency control is evaluated for three aspects, which include speed, integral quantity of electricity, and wear and tear. The evaluation also includes the implementations of the three types of dead zones: common frequency dead zone, the enhanced frequency dead zone, and the improved frequency dead zone. The results of the study show that the improved frequency dead zone with feed-forward control increases the active power output under small frequency fluctuations. Additionally, it alleviates the wear and tear problem of the enhanced frequency dead zone in the premise of guaranteeing regulation speed and integral quantity of electricity. Therefore, the improved frequency dead zone proposed in this paper can improve the economic benefit of hydropower plants and reduce their maintenance cost. Accordingly, it has been successfully implemented in practical hydropower plants in China.
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A Rotor Winding Internal Short-Circuit Fault Protection Method for Variable-Speed Pumped Storage Units
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Wang, Wenhui
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Peng, Yumin
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Qiao, Jian
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Decomposition
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Generators
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harmonic circulating current
2022
In electrical machinery, the rotor windings’ internal short-circuit faults are addressed by the instantaneous over-current protection of the power electronic excitation device, which has low sensitivity and has difficulty meeting the safety requirements. In this paper, a rotor windings’ internal short-circuit fault protection method is proposed based on the harmonic characteristics of the circulating current between stator branches. The magnetomotive force distribution of the short-circuit coils in the rotor windings is theoretically deduced, and the characteristic frequencies of the circulating current between stator branches are analyzed. On this basis, the protection criterion of the rotor windings’ internal short-circuit fault is constructed by using the harmonic component of the circulating current. Then, an analytic model of the variable-speed pumped storage unit is established based on the multi-loop method, and the finite element method is used to verify the correctness of the proposed modeling method. An actual large variable-speed pumped storage unit is taken as an example, and the possible faults under different slip ratios are simulated. In the simulation results, the stator branch circulation has the obvious characteristic frequency harmonic components, which is consistent with the theoretical analysis. It verifies the effectiveness of the proposed protection method. Finally, it is analyzed and verified that the proposed protection has a strong maloperation prevention ability under other kinds of faults.
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Rotor Winding Short-Circuit-Fault Protection Method for VSPSGM Combining the Stator and Rotor Currents
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Wang, Wenhui
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Peng, Yumin
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Qiao, Jian
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Clark transformation
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Decomposition
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Fault diagnosis
2022
Rotor winding short circuit faults are common faults for variable-speed pumped-storage generator-motors (VSPSGM). At present, the exciting rotor fault protection of VSPSGM is simple and has low sensitivity. It can only act when the instantaneous value of the rotor phase current reaches three times the rated current. Therefore, it is difficult to cover some rotor winding short-circuit faults with weak fault characteristics. It is urgent to study a novel rotor winding short-circuit-fault protection method for VSPSGM. In this paper, a protection method that combines the stator and rotor currents with different frequencies is proposed. The characteristics of the stator and rotor currents before and after the fault is analyzed by using Clark transformation. On this basis, a specific protection criterion is constructed based on the discrete integral operation, which is easy to implement and not affected by the change of rotor speed. Then, the calculation method of the protection setting is proposed, considering the effect of unbalanced voltage and sensor measurement error. Simulation results show that the proposed method can reliably realize the protection of rotor winding faults. It has faster protection action speed than other methods in the same field. The protection coverage rate is over 90%.
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Research and application of Qingyuan pumped-storage power station multi units control strategy during simultaneous load rejection
2024
This paper studies the qingyuan pumped-storage power station multi units safety control strategy during load rejection at the same time, through the comparative analysis of several schemes, design the transmission line trip trigger generator tripping logic, optimize the existing protection system control strategy, the formation of the single line power station a few units safety control strategy during load rejection at the same time, the realization of multiple units in the case of lines correctly load rejection, Ensure the safety of unit operation.
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Intelligent Fault Diagnosis Method for Transformer Driven by Multiple Vibration Data
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Peng, Yumin
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Chen, Fei
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Lu, Yuhong
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Artificial neural networks
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Early warning systems
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Entropy
2024
Early monitoring and early warning of transformer failure are crucial to ensure the safe and dependable functioning of the power system, as transformers are essential equipment within the system. On multivariate vibration data, this work presents a sophisticated approach for diagnosing faults in transformers which integrates entropy model and machine learning. Firstly, a new coarse-grained method is introduced into the improved multiscale fuzzy entropy to improve the disadvantage of the traditional entropy model with large entropy fluctuation under high-scale factors. Furthermore, the features of transformer multivariate vibration signals are extracted by the entropy model. Finally, the extreme learning machine is utilized to achieve efficient detection of transformer defects. This method provides a useful method reference for fault diagnosis of power equipment with multi-vibration signal, and has good reference value.
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Study on phase-locked out-of-step fault characteristic analysis and protection of VSPSU
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Wang, Wenhui
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Ma, Yiming
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Peng, Yumin
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Control equipment
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Phase locked loops
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Pumped storage
2024
The variable-speed pumped storage unit (VSPSU) adopts flexible three-phase AC excitation, and the control dominant characteristics of the equipment are significant, which deeply affects the out-of-step (OOS) fault law and stability mechanism of VSPSU. Aiming at the OOS fault of VSPSU, this paper first defines the power angle of VSPSU and analyzes the influence of a phase-locked loop on the power angle stability of the unit. Then, the fault characteristics of the power angle instability of VSPSU are further studied. It is found that the traditional lens impedance protection scheme based on measuring the number of sliding poles has the problem that the phase-locked OOS oscillation cannot be responded to or the response is not timely. Combined with the research on the fault characteristics of power angle instability of VSPSU, an OOS protection method based on a bilateral annular blocker is proposed. The simulation results show that the proposed protection method can quickly and accurately reflect the phase-locked OOS fault of VSPSU, and meet the requirements of VSPSU for the reliability of OOS protection.
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A mathematical analytical modeling method for rotor eccentricity fault of large VSPSU
2023
Aiming at the rotor eccentric fault modeling problem of large VSPSU (VSPSU), a mathematical analytical modeling method based on air gap magnetic field analysis is proposed. This method uses Fourier series decomposition to represent the air gap permeability of static and dynamic eccentricity faults. Then, taking a single coil as a unit, the eccentric self-inductance coefficients between each branch of the windings are derived. Furthermore, the mathematical analytical modeling of the eccentric fault is completed by combining the voltage and flux formulas of each winding branch. The model can reliably reflect the typical fault characteristics of large VSPSUs with eccentric faults, which can provide an analysis basis for subsequent relay protection research.
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