A novel model of MMC-VSC for simulating multi-scale transients in MTDC transmission systems

Ye Hua, Yanan Tang, Z. Qi
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A novel model for the simulation of diverse transients covering multiple time-scales for modular multilevel converter (MMC)-based voltage source converter (VSC) is presented. It makes use of the method of shifted frequency analysis (SFA) in which the carrier with a frequency of 50 or 60 Hz is removed at VSC ac-side system. Using the SFA, an average-value model (AVM)-based MMC-VSC multi-scale transient model is developed, resulting in a flexible simulation of electromechanical and electromagnetic transients (EMT) by adjusting the time-step sizes. This can also be achieved in the multi-terminal DC (MTDC) transmission systems. The effectiveness of the proposed model is validated by comparisons with EMT model to simulate diverse transients such as phase-to-ground faults and wind power fluctuations in a realistic three-terminal DC grid.
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一种用于MTDC输电系统多尺度暂态仿真的MMC-VSC新模型
提出了一种基于模块化多电平变换器(MMC)的电压源变换器(VSC)的多时间尺度瞬态仿真模型。它利用移频分析(SFA)方法,在VSC交流侧系统中去除频率为50或60 Hz的载波。利用SFA,建立了基于平均值模型(AVM)的MMC-VSC多尺度瞬变模型,通过调整时间步长实现了机电和电磁瞬变(EMT)的柔性仿真。这也可以在多端直流(MTDC)传输系统中实现。通过与EMT模型的比较,验证了该模型的有效性,该模型模拟了实际三端直流电网中相地故障和风力波动等多种暂态。
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