Pole region fault processing method of hybrid multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of direct current transmission control, and particularly relates to a pole region fault processing method of a hybrid multi-terminal direct current transmission system.
Background
Since the 80 s of the last century, the development of power transmission technology has been accelerated, and methods for improving transmission capability have been developed continuously, including high and new technologies such as direct current transmission technology, flexible alternating current transmission technology, and frequency division transmission technology, and capacity-increasing transformation technology for existing high-voltage alternating current transmission lines, such as voltage-increasing transformation, complex conduction capacity-increasing transformation, and direct current transmission technology for changing alternating current transmission lines into direct current transmission lines. The high-voltage direct-current transmission technology has very important practical significance for improving the transmission capability of the existing transmission system and excavating the potential of the existing equipment.
A multi-terminal dc transmission system is one of dc transmission systems, and generally comprises 3 or more than 3 converter stations and a high-voltage dc transmission line connected between the converter stations. Compared with a two-end direct-current power transmission system, the multi-end direct-current power transmission system can realize multi-power supply and multi-drop power receiving, and the power transmission mode is more flexible and faster.
The high-voltage direct-current transmission project mostly adopts a conventional LCC (line commutated converter) converter, which has the advantages of large transmission capacity, low cost, strong overload capacity and the like, but the LCC converter has the problem of phase commutation failure on an inversion side, has great influence on a receiving-end alternating-current system, and particularly has the risk of continuous phase commutation failure of a multi-circuit direct-current system in a region where direct-current transmission is intensively fed. The hybrid multi-terminal direct-current transmission system composed of the plurality of different types of converter stations can effectively solve the problem of phase change failure of the inverter station, has the advantages of economy, flexibility and the like, and is a development direction of long-distance and large-capacity power transmission in the future.
Compared with the conventional direct-current transmission system, the operation condition and the topological structure of the hybrid multi-terminal direct-current transmission system are more complex, and the fault processing method of the conventional direct-current transmission system is not completely applicable.
In the hybrid direct-current transmission system, an LCC converter station is used as a rectifier station, a VSC converter station is used as an inverter station, electric energy is rectified into direct current through the rectifier station and is input into the system, and the inverter station converts the electric energy in the system into alternating current for a user to use.
When multiple terminals of a hybrid direct-current transmission system run simultaneously, if a pole area of an inverter station fails, a commonly used method at present is to lock the pole area of the failed inverter station or control all corresponding poles to stop running; however, after the pole region of the fault inverter station is locked, the system is still transmitting power, and the isolating switch arranged on the output line of the inverter station has no capability of disconnecting large current, but the fault inverter station and other converter stations have no physical disconnection, so that the inverter station which is only locked in fault can not isolate the fault inverter station; and the corresponding poles are all shut down, which causes huge power loss.
In summary, no solution for solving the problem of pole area failure in the hybrid multi-terminal dc power transmission system exists in the prior art, which results in poor reliability of the hybrid multi-terminal dc power transmission system.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a pole region fault processing method of a hybrid multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system, which is used for solving the problem of poor reliability of the multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system in the prior art.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme provided by the invention is as follows:
a pole region fault processing method of a hybrid multi-terminal direct current transmission system comprises the following steps:
when a pole area with an inverter station in the system has a fault, locking a single pole area of the inverter station, and sending a pole area locking instruction to a rectifier station and other non-fault inverter stations in the system;
after a rectifying station in the system receives a pole region locking instruction, a trigger angle of a fault pole of the rectifying station is moved to a set angle; in the process of triggering angular phase shift, the voltage of a pole port of a fault inverter station is reduced to zero, and the power and the current of a system are interrupted;
after a non-fault inverter station in the system receives a pole region locking instruction, a zero voltage control strategy is executed;
and when the current of the isolating switch corresponding to the fault inverter station is smaller than a set value, the isolating switch is disconnected.
According to the technical scheme provided by the invention, when the pole area of the inverter station has a fault, the output voltage of the fault pole of the rectifier station is reduced to zero until power transmission and current transmission are interrupted, and the corresponding isolating switch is cut off when the current of the isolating switch is small, so that the fault inverter station is cut off from the system, and the reliability of the hybrid multi-terminal direct-current transmission system is improved.
In order to quickly recover the power of the system after the fault inverter station is isolated, after an isolating switch corresponding to the fault inverter station is disconnected, a rectifier station in the system is restarted by adopting a direct current control strategy, and a non-fault inverter station adopts a direct current voltage control strategy, so that the power of the rectifier station and the non-fault inverter station in the system is recovered.
As a further improvement to the commutation station fault pole firing angle phase shift, the set angle is 160 degrees.
The method for locking the fault pole of the rectifying station is simple.
Further, the fault handling method further comprises the following steps:
when a bipolar area of an inverter station in the system has a fault, the inverter station sends a bipolar area locking instruction to a rectifier station and other non-fault inverter stations in the system;
after a rectifying station in the system receives a bipolar locking instruction, a corresponding pole control system executes power drop, and the target value of the power drop is consistent with the power of a non-fault inverter station before fault;
and the inverter station with the fault adopts constant voltage control until the voltages at the two sides of the corresponding isolating switch are equal, and then the isolating switch is disconnected.
The over-constant voltage control strategy controls the fault inverter station, a corresponding isolating switch can be directly pulled open, disturbance of the phase shift restart of the rectifier station on an alternating current system is avoided, and the power drop strategy realizes stable operation of the non-fault inverter station.
Drawings
Fig. 1 is a topology structure diagram of a hybrid multi-terminal dc power transmission system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an inverter station according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a flowchart of a processing method when a pole region of an inverter station fails according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Detailed Description
The invention aims to provide a method for processing a single-pole region fault of a hybrid multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system, which is used for solving the problem of poor reliability of the multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system in the prior art.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme provided by the invention is as follows:
a pole region fault processing method of a hybrid multi-terminal direct current transmission system comprises the following steps:
when a pole area with an inverter station in the system has a fault, locking a single pole area of the inverter station, and sending a pole area locking instruction to a rectifier station and other non-fault inverter stations in the system;
after a rectifying station in the system receives a pole region locking instruction, a trigger angle of a fault pole of the rectifying station is moved to a set angle; in the process of triggering angular phase shift, the voltage of a pole port of a fault inverter station is reduced to zero, and the power and the current of a system are interrupted;
after a non-fault inverter station in the system receives a pole region locking instruction, a zero voltage control strategy is executed;
and when the current of the isolating switch corresponding to the fault inverter station is smaller than a set value, the isolating switch is disconnected.
The technical solution of the present invention will be further described with reference to the following embodiments.
The embodiment provides a method for processing a single-pole region fault of a hybrid multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system, which is used for isolating a faulty inverter station from the system when a pole region with the inverter station in the hybrid multi-terminal direct-current power transmission system has the fault.
A method for processing a single-pole region fault of a hybrid multi-terminal dc transmission system provided in this embodiment is applicable to a hybrid multi-terminal dc transmission system as shown in fig. 1, where a transmitting end of the system is an LCC converter station a, and receiving ends are a VSC converter station B and a VSC converter station C, that is, the LCC converter station a is a rectifier station, and the VSC converter station B and the VSC converter station C are inverter stations; and the direct current sides of the VSC converter station B and the VSC converter station C are provided with a disconnecting switch HSS.
The inversion station can be divided into a polar zone and a bipolar zone, and the division schematic diagram is shown in fig. 2.
When a fault in an inverter station occurs in a polar region of the inverter station, a flow of a fault processing method is shown in fig. 3, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
when a polar region with an inverter station in the system has a fault, locking a single-polar region of the inverter station, and sending a single-polar region locking instruction to a rectifier station and other non-fault inverter stations in the system;
after a rectifying station in the system receives a pole region locking instruction, the trigger angle of a fault pole of the rectifying station is shifted to 160 degrees; in the process of triggering angular phase shift, the voltage of a fault pole port of the rectifier station is reduced to zero, and the power and the current of a system are interrupted;
after a non-fault inverter station in the system receives a pole region locking instruction, a zero voltage control strategy is executed;
and when the current of the isolating switch corresponding to the fault inverter station is less than a set value, the isolating switch is disconnected, and the fault inverter station, the rectifier station and the non-fault inverter station are isolated and continuously operated.
When the fault in the inverter station occurs in the bipolar region of the inverter station, the fault processing method comprises the following steps:
when a bipolar area with an inverter station in the system has a fault, the inverter station sends a bipolar locking instruction to a rectifier station and other non-fault inverter stations in the system;
after a rectifying station in the system receives a bipolar locking instruction, a corresponding pole control system executes power drop, and the target value of the power drop is consistent with the power of a non-fault inverter station before fault;
and the inverter station with the fault adopts constant voltage control until the voltages at the two sides of the corresponding isolating switch are equal, and then the isolating switch is disconnected to isolate the fault inverter station, the rectifier station and the non-fault inverter station to continue operation.
The present invention has been described in relation to particular embodiments thereof, but the invention is not limited to the described embodiments. In the thought given by the present invention, the technical means in the above embodiments are changed, replaced, modified in a manner that is easily imaginable to those skilled in the art, and the functions are basically the same as the corresponding technical means in the present invention, and the purpose of the invention is basically the same, so that the technical scheme formed by fine tuning the above embodiments still falls into the protection scope of the present invention.