Frequency-Dependent Parameter Identification for Improved Dynamic State Estimation Based Protection Based on Characteristic Signal Injection of Half-Bridge MMC in Flexible DC Grids
IF 5.7 1区 工程技术Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
Ming Nie;Jinghan He;Meng Li;Huiyuan Zhang;Keao Chen
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Abstract
In flexible DC grids, the rapid rise of fault current requires that the line protection must complete the fault identification within a few milliseconds. Dynamic state estimation based protection (DSEBP) provides a new idea for flexible DC line protection with good performance. However, the operating frequency in the DC grid is 0 Hz. When the DC grid is operating normally, it is difficult to identify the line parameters online to improve the performance of the protection method. This paper proposes a method to identify the frequency-dependent parameters of flexible DC grids based on the characteristic signal injection of half-bridge modular multilevel converter (HB-MMC). The characteristic signal is extracted by the Prony algorithm to calculate the line parameter under different frequencies. Afterwards, the number and position of residues and poles of frequency-dependent parameters are determined using the vector fitting method. Finally, an improved DSEBP is proposed. The simulation shows that the frequency-dependent parameters obtained by the proposed parameter identification method can be used in the improved DSEBP normally, and the identified parameters have better precision.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Modern Power Systems and Clean Energy (MPCE), commencing from June, 2013, is a newly established, peer-reviewed and quarterly published journal in English. It is the first international power engineering journal originated in mainland China. MPCE publishes original papers, short letters and review articles in the field of modern power systems with focus on smart grid technology and renewable energy integration, etc.