Quantitative Analysis of Frequency Dynamics in Real Power System

Abstract

As the proportion of renewable energy sources increases, the randomness and volatility of the frequency increase, and its dynamic behaviors are becoming more complex. In order to clearly characterize the frequency fluctuation characteristics of the power system, the long-term statistical characteristics are analyzed based on the measured data. The bimodal normal distribution is used, and the measured frequency is decomposed into continuous and short-time-scale components using the moving average method. Based on historical data, the derivation law of the frequency fluctuation characteristics of regional power system is explored, and it is found that the frequency fluctuation characteristics of different regions continue to differentiate, and the characteristics of the sending-end power system frequency being higher than the rated frequency and relatively drastic fluctuations are becoming more and more obvious.