Abstract
The paper focuses on a power management scheme in a multi-terminal DC transmission systems for integration of large-scale wind farms spread over a wide area. The proposed power management scheme addresses the reliability concerns in a multi-terminal DC transmission system in case of the most severe fault conditions, such as permanent fault in DC link and open circuit fault at the
terminal of the grid-side converter. The primary objective of the proposed scheme is to avoid lost of wind farms power in case permanent faults by providing an alternative path for the power flow through a redundant path. In case of DC faults resistive fault current limiters were used to suppress the current to a reasonable level to enable disconnection of the faulty line. To validate the
proposed scheme, a computer model has been built in
Matlab-Simulink. Transient and permanent DC link faults
are considered in order to demonstrate the effectiveness
of the proposed power management scheme.
terminal of the grid-side converter. The primary objective of the proposed scheme is to avoid lost of wind farms power in case permanent faults by providing an alternative path for the power flow through a redundant path. In case of DC faults resistive fault current limiters were used to suppress the current to a reasonable level to enable disconnection of the faulty line. To validate the
proposed scheme, a computer model has been built in
Matlab-Simulink. Transient and permanent DC link faults
are considered in order to demonstrate the effectiveness
of the proposed power management scheme.
Original language | English |
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Pages | 0407 |
Number of pages | 4 |
Publication status | Published - Jun 2009 |
Event | CIRED 2009 International Conference on Electricity Distribution - Duration: 1 Jan 1900 → … |
Conference
Conference | CIRED 2009 International Conference on Electricity Distribution |
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Period | 1/01/00 → … |
Keywords
- power management
- multi-terminal DC transmission systems
- grid-side converter
- wind farms