Grid-tied inverter apparatus and grid-tied control method
US-2024136948-A1 · Apr 25, 2024 · US
US9444322B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9444322-B2 |
| Application number | US-201314063698-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 25, 2013 |
| Priority date | Feb 13, 2013 |
| Publication date | Sep 13, 2016 |
| Grant date | Sep 13, 2016 |
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Provided is a method for suppressing a circulating current in a modular multi-level converter for a high voltage direction-current (HVDC) transmission system. The HVDC transmission system converts an alternating current (AC) into a direct current (DC) and vice versa, transmits energy using a DC cable, and including a modular multilevel converter generating a high voltage source by stacking a plurality of sub-modules in series. In the circulating current suppression method, a circulating current (i diffj ; j=a,b,c) of a,b,c phase in an abc 3-phase stationary reference frame, a DC current (i dc ) flowing in a DC cable, a current reference value (i* dc ) of a DC component that needs to flow in the DC cable are inputted. The circulating current (i diffj ) of the a,b,c phase is controlled to become zero. A compensation value (V* diffj ) for suppressing a harmonic component of the circulating current is outputted.
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What is claimed is: 1. A method for suppressing circulating currents of a, b, c phases in a modular multi-level converter for a high voltage direction-current (HVDC) transmission system converting an alternating current (AC) into a direct current (DC) and vice versa, transmitting energy using a DC cable, and having the modular multilevel converter generating a high voltage source by stacking a plurality of sub-modules in series, the method comprising: receiving circulating currents in each of a phase, b phase, and c phase in an 3 phase stationary reference frame, a DC current i dc flowing in a DC cable, a current reference value i* dc of a DC component that needs to flow in the DC cable; controlling AC components of the circulating currents in each of a phase, b phase, and c phase to become zero; and outputting a compensation value V* diffj for suppressing a harmonic component of the circulating current, wherein the controlling of AC components of the circulating currents comprises: calculating the current reference value i* dc of the DC component that needs to flow in the DC cable by equation of i* dc =P acpower /V dc (with P acpower :known); extracting a current i* dc -i dc of an AC harmonic component flowing in a DC link terminal by eliminating the DC current i dc flowing in the DC link terminal from the current reference value i* dc of the DC component; and controlling the current i * dc -i dc of an AC harmonic component flowing in a DC link terminal to become zero, wherein the controlling of AC components of the circulating currents further comprises: calculating AC components i t of the circulating currents i diffj by eliminating an ⅓ of the DC current i dc from the circulating currents i diffj ; and removing the AC components i zj of the circulating currents i diffj , wherein the removing of the AC components i zj is performed in the 3-phase stationary reference frame by Equation V j _ diffcrtripple _ rej _ ref =PIR[i* zj −i zj ] (with i* zj =0, j=a, b, c) by applying a Proportional-Integral and Resonant (PIR) controller having an infinite gain at a frequency of ±2ω 0 when an angular frequency ω 0 equals to 2πf 0 at a power system frequency of f 0 , here, PIR [ error ] = { K P + K i s + 2 K r s s 2 + ( 2 ω 0 ) 2 } × error a, b, c: division factors for dividing 3-phase system voltage into a-phase, b-phase, c-phase P acpower : converted AC power by modular multi-level converter V dc : DC cable voltage (DC_link voltage) of HVDC, i* zj : AC component reference value among components of circulating current V j _ diffcrtripple _ rej _ ref : output value after controller for suppressing AC component of circulating current K p , K i , K r : proportional gain, integral gain, proportional gain of resonant controller error: signal input including error information s: d( )/dt in Laplace transform. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the current i * dc -i dc of the AC harmonic component becomes zero by allowing the extracted current i* dc -i dc of the AC harmonic components to be an input value of the Proportional-Integral and Resonant controller and controlling the Proportional-Integral and Resonant controller having a resonant point at a frequency of +2ω 0 . 3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the outputting of the compensation value V* diffj for suppressing the harmonic component of the circulating current comprises generating voltage reference values V* diffa , V* diffb , V* diffc of the circulating current suppression component by adding up an output value V j _ diffcrtripple _ rej _ ref of the circulating current of an AC component suppression controller and an output value V dccrtripple _ rej _ ref of the DC cable current of the AC component suppression controller. 4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the outputting of the compensation value V* diffj for suppressing the harmonic component of the circulating currents comprises calculating voltage reference values V pj , V nj of an upper arm and a lower arm of the modular multilevel converter by Equations V pj = V dc 2 - V j - ref - V diffj * ( with j = a , b , c )
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