Stable Performance of a Multi-Terminal MMC-HVDC System under Loads and DC Link Voltage Variation

Reza Janbazi Ghadi, M. Mehrasa, E. M. Rodrigues
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In this paper, a Lyapunov control technique is proposed for AC-side Modular Multilevel Converters (MMCs) in a multi-terminal (MT) high-voltage direct current (HVDC) system while the DC-link voltage of the MMCs is changed and a related load variation occurs as well. A new dynamic model in d-q reference frame is firstly obtained in which the model consists of only the state variables of the MMC upper or lower arms. Using the dynamic model, the steady-state components of the proposed control strategy are attained supposing the zero value for the MMC arm current reference dynamics. The Lyapunov theory is employed to reach the dynamic components of proposed controller with Lyapunov coefficients that can be unlimited negative and finite positive values. The Lyapunov coefficients are assessed through three-dimension curves based on the alterations of the MMC state variable errors and the dynamic of the errors while the Lyapunov coefficient interval is extended. The results achieved from MATLAB/SIMULINK environment verify the capability of proposed control strategy for providing stable operation of MT MMC-HVDC system.
负载和直流电压变化下多端MMC-HVDC系统的稳定性能
针对多端高压直流(HVDC)系统中交流侧模块化多电平变换器(MMCs)的直流电压变化及相应的负载变化,提出了一种Lyapunov控制技术。首先在d-q参照系下建立了仅由MMC上臂或下臂状态变量组成的新的动力学模型。利用动力学模型,假设MMC臂电流参考动力学为零,得到了该控制策略的稳态分量。利用李雅普诺夫理论得到具有李雅普诺夫系数无限负和有限正的控制器的动态分量。随着Lyapunov系数区间的扩大,基于MMC状态变量误差的变化和误差的动态变化,通过三维曲线来评估Lyapunov系数。在MATLAB/SIMULINK环境下的仿真结果验证了所提出的控制策略能够保证MT - MMC-HVDC系统稳定运行。
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