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Analysis of unbalanced clustered voltage and control strategy of clustered voltage balancing for cascaded H-bridge STATCOM
To explore the clustered voltage balancing mechanism of the cascaded H-bridge static synchronous compensator (STATCOM), this paper analyzes the causes of unbalanced clustered voltage. The negative-sequence current caused by the compensation of unbalanced reactive power or detection and control errors and the zero-sequence voltage caused by voltage drift of the STATCOM neutral point contribute to unbalanced clustered voltage. On this basis, this paper proposes a control strategy to inject negative-sequence current and zero-sequence voltage simultaneously. The injection of negative-sequence current may cause current asymmetry in the grid, and the zero-sequence injection has a relatively limited balancing ability in the clustered voltages. The proposed control strategy can not only generate a faster balancing response than the traditional zero-sequence voltage injection method, but also lower the extent of current asymmetry compared with the traditional negative-sequence current injection method. Then, the negative-sequence current and zero-sequence voltage injection are further transformed into the $dq$ frame to establish a unified frame. The effectiveness of the proposed control strategy is verified by the simulation and experimental results.
Analysis of unbalanced clustered voltage and control strategy of clustered voltage balancing for cascaded H-bridge STATCOM
To explore the clustered voltage balancing mechanism of the cascaded H-bridge static synchronous compensator (STATCOM), this paper analyzes the causes of unbalanced clustered voltage. The negative-sequence current caused by the compensation of unbalanced reactive power or detection and control errors and the zero-sequence voltage caused by voltage drift of the STATCOM neutral point contribute to unbalanced clustered voltage. On this basis, this paper proposes a control strategy to inject negative-sequence current and zero-sequence voltage simultaneously. The injection of negative-sequence current may cause current asymmetry in the grid, and the zero-sequence injection has a relatively limited balancing ability in the clustered voltages. The proposed control strategy can not only generate a faster balancing response than the traditional zero-sequence voltage injection method, but also lower the extent of current asymmetry compared with the traditional negative-sequence current injection method. Then, the negative-sequence current and zero-sequence voltage injection are further transformed into the $dq$ frame to establish a unified frame. The effectiveness of the proposed control strategy is verified by the simulation and experimental results.
Analysis of unbalanced clustered voltage and control strategy of clustered voltage balancing for cascaded H-bridge STATCOM
Yu Jin (author) / Jianze Wang (author) / Yiqi Liu (author) / Xinagyu Sai (author) / Yanchao Ji (author)
2019
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