CN108847676B - Low voltage ride through control method based on Boost circuit - Google Patents
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The invention relates to the technical field of photovoltaic inverters, in particular to a low-voltage ride-through control method based on a Boost circuit, which comprises the steps of stabilizing the voltage of a direct-current side bus through a Boost control system, carrying out coordinate transformation on a sampled current value to obtain an active current component and a reactive current component, and carrying out positive-negative sequence separation phase locking on the sampled voltage value to obtain an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the voltage of a power grid side; and then the pulse signal for controlling the switch of the inverter is obtained through the current control module to control the inverter, so that the low-voltage ride through of the system is realized. The method combines the mode of giving the active and reactive current reference values, and can provide reactive power support for the power grid while ensuring the current quality during the fault period; controlling the voltage of the direct current bus in a safe range during the low voltage ride through; and the hardware structure of the existing two-stage inverter is not required to be changed, and the method has excellent adaptability.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of photovoltaic inverters, in particular to a low-voltage ride-through control method based on a Boost circuit.
Background
As the proportion of photovoltaic power generation in an electric power system is gradually increased, the photovoltaic power generation brings new influence and challenge to the safe and stable operation of the electric power system. The related standards require that the photovoltaic inverter has a certain low voltage ride through capability. At present, the low voltage ride through research on the photovoltaic inverter in China is under development, and the common photovoltaic inverter can be divided into a unipolar type and a bipolar type. However, most of the existing methods can achieve better effects, but are designed for a single-stage photovoltaic inverter, and are not suitable for a two-stage photovoltaic inverter. In order to realize low voltage ride through of a two-stage photovoltaic inverter, the conventional method has a vector control strategy based on positive sequence voltage orientation of a power grid, and the stable operation of the photovoltaic inverter is ensured when various asymmetric faults occur in the power grid by combining a direct current side unloading circuit; the super capacitor is controlled to absorb active power, the direct-current bus voltage is stabilized, and the power injected into the inverter by the photovoltaic array is reduced, so that low-voltage ride through is realized; the low voltage ride through of the two-stage photovoltaic inverter and the like are realized through an additional hardware auxiliary circuit. However, these low voltage ride through control methods require modification of the hardware structure of the existing two-stage inverter, and are not suitable.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art, and provides a low-voltage ride-through control method based on a Boost circuit, which does not change the hardware structure of the conventional two-stage inverter and provides reactive power support for a power grid while ensuring the current quality during the fault period.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention adopts the technical scheme that:
the low voltage ride through control method based on the Boost circuit is used for low voltage ride through of a two-stage photovoltaic inverter; the two-stage photovoltaic inverter consists of a Boost circuit and a DC/AC inverter circuit, wherein the DC/AC inverter circuit is connected to a power grid through a three-phase circuit, and the three-phase circuit is connected with a voltage detection module and a current detection module which are used for collecting the voltage and the current values of the power grid; the DC/AC inverter circuit comprises an inverter and an inverter switching tube which are electrically connected; the Boost circuit is connected with a Boost control system, the voltage detection module is connected with a positive and negative sequence separation phase locking module based on an SOGI, the DC/AC inverter circuit is connected with a current control module, and the current detection module is connected with a coordinate transformation module; the method comprises the following steps:
s1, introducing a voltage U based on the maximum power point before faultmaxThe bus voltage of feedforward controls the outer loop PI, changes the voltage control mode of the Boost circuit part, and stabilizes the DC bus voltage UdcAs a control target;
s2, when a three-phase asymmetric fault occurs, processing the voltage value acquired by the voltage detection module through the SOGI-based positive and negative sequence separation phase locking module to obtain an active positive sequence componentPositive reactive sequence componentPositive and negative sequence componentAnd a reactive negative sequence component
S3, when a three-phase asymmetric fault occurs, coordinate transformation is carried out on the current value acquired by the current acquisition module through the coordinate transformation module to acquire a current active component idAnd a reactive component of current iq;
S4, inputting the active positive sequence component obtained in the step S2 into a current control modulePositive reactive sequence componentPositive and negative sequence componentNegative reactive sequence componentAnd the current active component i obtained in step S3dCurrent reactive component iqAnd the pulse signal for controlling the switching tube of the inverter is output to control the inverter, so that low voltage ride through is realized.
The invention relates to a low voltage ride through control method based on a Boost circuit, which comprises the steps of stabilizing the voltage of a direct current side bus through a Boost control system, sampling a power grid current value and a power grid voltage value through a current detection module and a voltage detection module on an alternating current side respectively, carrying out coordinate transformation on the sampled current value to obtain a current active component and a current reactive component, and carrying out positive and negative sequence separation phase locking on the sampled voltage value to obtain an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the power grid side voltage; and then the pulse signal for controlling the switch of the inverter is obtained through the current control module to control the inverter, so that the low-voltage ride through of the system is realized. The invention can complete low voltage ride through without changing the hardware structure of the existing two-stage inverter and has good adaptability.
Preferably, in step S1, the voltage control outer loop PI is controlled at the dc bus voltage UdcOutputting positive control quantity to raise output voltage U of photovoltaic array during risingpcAt a DC bus voltage UdcOutputting negative control quantity to reduce output voltage U of photovoltaic array when voltage is reducedpc. The voltage control outer ring PI is arranged to ensure that the voltage of the direct current bus is controlled within a safe range during low voltage ride through.
Preferably, in step S2, the processing steps of the SOGI-based positive-negative order separation phase-locking module to the three-phase asymmetric voltage are as follows:
s21, obtaining the three-phase asymmetric voltage according to a symmetric component method:
in the formulae (1) and (2), q is a 90 DEG phase lag factor, eαβαβ is the grid voltage in the stationary frame,is the positive sequence component of the grid voltage,is the negative sequence component of the grid voltage;
s22. the transfer function of the sogi is:
in the equations (3) and (4), v is the input sinusoidal signal, ω' is the filter center frequency, k is the damping coefficient, often taken asWhen the center frequency of the SOGI is the same as the frequency of the input signal, then the output signals v 'and v have the same amplitude and phase, qv' and v being the same amplitude, but the phase lags by 90 °. The SOGI can realize orthogonal processing of input signals and realize positive and negative sequence separation.
Preferably, the coordinate transformation module in step S3 processes the three-phase asymmetric current as follows:
s31, an alternating current side mathematical model of the photovoltaic inverter can be established according to a symmetric component method:
in the formula (5), ed P、eq P、ed N、eq NRespectively an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the voltage of the power grid; u. ofd P、uq P、ud N、uq NRespectively outputting an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of voltage for the inverter; i.e. id P、iq P、id N、id NRespectively an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the current; r is a load resistor, and L is a filter inductor;
s32. define K ═ Ud_fault P/UNWherein, Ud_fault PIs a fault-time positive sequence voltage, UNThe grid connection point rated voltage is obtained, and K is the voltage drop depth;
s33, under the premise of no overcurrent, outputting the maximum reactive current:
id_fault *=imax-iR(t-t1)(id_fault *≥Kimax) (6)
in the formula iRGiven values, typically 8000, imax=IN,INRated current for grid-connected point, iq_fault *For at a given current command id _ fault*Reactive current of time, id_fault *For at a given current command id _ fault*The active current of time.
Preferably, in step S4, the current control module includes a first control loop PI1, a second control loop PI2 and an SVPWM module, and the first control loop PI1 and the second control loop PI2 are electrically connected to the SVPWM module respectively. Wherein the first control loop PI1 is used to control the active current and the second control loop PI2 is used to control the reactive current.
Preferably, in step S4, the step of controlling the inverter by the current control module includes:
s41, according to the reactive current i calculated in the step S33q_fault *And an active current id_fault *Calculating active current modulation signals
In the formula (8), KP1、KI1Proportional and integral coefficients, respectively, of the first control loop PI 1;
In the formula (9), KP2、KI2Proportional and integral coefficients, respectively, of the second control loop PI 2;
s43, the active current modulation signal obtained by the calculation in the step S41 is usedReactive current modulation signal calculated in step S42And sending the signal into an SVPWM module for operation to obtain a switching tube control signal of the DC/AC inverter circuit.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
(1) the invention designs a current control strategy based on network side negative sequence voltage feedforward, and combines a mode of giving active and reactive current reference values, thereby ensuring the current quality during the fault period and providing reactive power support for the power grid.
(2) The invention designs a Boost bus voltage control loop based on maximum power point voltage feedforward before fault, and can control the direct current bus voltage in a safety range during low voltage ride through.
(3) The control method designed by the invention does not change the hardware structure of the existing two-stage inverter and has excellent adaptability.
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FIG. 4 is a diagram of a current command id _ fault according to an embodiment*The waveform curve of (2).
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Fig. 1 shows a first embodiment of the Boost circuit-based low voltage ride through control method of the present invention, which is used for low voltage ride through of a two-stage photovoltaic inverter; the two-stage photovoltaic inverter consists of a Boost circuit and a DC/AC inverter circuit, wherein the DC/AC inverter circuit is connected to a power grid through a three-phase circuit, and the three-phase circuit is connected with a voltage detection module and a current detection module which are used for collecting the voltage and the current values of the power grid; the DC/AC inverter circuit comprises an inverter and an inverter switching tube which are electrically connected; the system is characterized in that the Boost booster circuit is connected with a Boost control system, the voltage detection module is connected with a positive and negative sequence separation phase locking module based on an SOGI, the DC/AC inverter circuit is connected with a current control module, and the current detection module is connected with a coordinate transformation module; the method comprises the following steps:
s1, introducing a voltage U based on the maximum power point before faultmaxThe bus voltage of feedforward controls outer loop PI, as shown in FIG. 2, the voltage control mode of Boost circuit part is changed, and the DC bus voltage U is stabilizeddcAs a control target;
s2, when a three-phase asymmetric fault occurs, processing the voltage value acquired by the voltage detection module through the SOGI-based positive and negative sequence separation phase locking module to obtain an active positive sequence componentPositive reactive sequence componentPositive and negative sequence componentAnd a reactive negative sequence component
S3, when a three-phase asymmetric fault occurs, coordinate transformation is carried out on the current value acquired by the current acquisition module through the coordinate transformation module to acquire a current active component idAnd a reactive component of current iq;
S4, inputting the active positive sequence component obtained in the step S2 into a current control modulePositive reactive sequence componentPositive and negative sequence componentNegative reactive sequence componentAnd the current active component i obtained in step S3dCurrent reactive component iqAnd the pulse signal for controlling the switching tube of the inverter is output to control the inverter, so that low voltage ride through is realized.
When the method is implemented, the voltage of a direct-current side bus is stabilized through a Boost control system, a current value and a voltage value of a power grid are obtained by sampling the voltage value of an alternating-current side through a current detection module and a voltage detection module respectively, the sampled current value is subjected to coordinate transformation to obtain a current active component and a current reactive component, and the sampled voltage value is subjected to positive and negative sequence separation phase locking to obtain an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the voltage of the power grid; and then the pulse signal for controlling the switch of the inverter is obtained through the current control module to control the inverter, so that the low-voltage ride through of the system is realized.
Specifically, in step S1, the voltage control outer loop PI is controlled at the dc bus voltage UdcOutputting positive control quantity to raise output voltage U of photovoltaic array during risingpcAt a DC bus voltage UdcOutputting negative control quantity to reduce output voltage U of photovoltaic array when voltage is reducedpc. The voltage control outer ring PI is arranged to ensure that the voltage of the direct current bus is controlled within a safe range during low voltage ride through.
As shown in FIG. 2, UdcIs a DC bus voltage, UmaxAnd obtaining a photovoltaic array maximum power point voltage reference value by adopting an MPPT algorithm (maximum power point tracking algorithm) before the fault occurs. When the voltage drops, the DC bus voltage UdcThe rising voltage in the dotted line frame controls the output of the outer ring PI to positive control quantity which is superposed to UmaxThis can shift the operating point of the photovoltaic array to the right of the maximum power point. For a photovoltaic array, the power change when the actual operating voltage deviates from the maximum power point voltage to the left and right, respectively, is shown in fig. 3. According to the P-U characteristic of the photovoltaic array, the maximum power point voltage UmaxGenerally at the position of 0.8 times of the open circuit voltage, therefore, the average rate of change of the output power to the voltage on the right side of the maximum power point voltage of the photovoltaic array is larger than that on the left side, and when Δ U1 is equal to Δ U2 in fig. 3, the relationship P existsleft>Pright. In summary, when the voltage drops, the output voltage U of the photovoltaic array can be quickly raised by the control mode of the voltage feedforward of the maximum power point before the fault shown in fig. 2 and matching with appropriate controller parameterspvTo reduce the output power thereof, thereby controlling the voltage of the direct current bus within a safe range.
In step S2, the processing steps of the SOGI-based positive-negative sequence separation phase-locking module on the three-phase asymmetric voltage are as follows:
s21, obtaining the three-phase asymmetric voltage according to a symmetric component method:
in the formulae (1) and (2), q is a 90 DEG phase lag factor, eαβIn the static coordinate system of αβThe voltage of the power grid is measured,is the positive sequence component of the grid voltage,is the negative sequence component of the grid voltage;
s22. the transfer function of the sogi is:
in the equations (3) and (4), v is the input sinusoidal signal, ω' is the filter center frequency, k is the damping coefficient, often taken asWhen the center frequency of the SOGI is the same as the frequency of the input signal, then the output signals v 'and v have the same amplitude and phase, qv' and v being the same amplitude, but the phase lags by 90 °. The SOGI can realize orthogonal processing of input signals and realize positive and negative sequence separation.
The processing steps of the coordinate transformation module to the three-phase asymmetric current in the step S3 are as follows:
s31, an alternating current side mathematical model of the photovoltaic inverter can be established according to a symmetric component method:
in the formula (5), ed P、eq P、ed N、eq NRespectively an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the voltage of the power grid; u. ofd P、uq P、ud N、uq NActive positive sequence of output voltage of inverterComponent, reactive positive sequence component, active negative sequence component, reactive negative sequence component; i.e. idP、iq P、id N、id NRespectively an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the current; r is a load resistor, and L is a filter inductor;
s32. define K ═ Ud_fault P/UNWherein, Ud_fault PIs a fault-time positive sequence voltage, UNThe grid connection point rated voltage is obtained, and K is the voltage drop depth; in order to realize reactive support of the power grid, the method adopted by the embodiment gives the current instruction id _ fault according to the voltage drop depth*As shown in fig. 4. In FIG. 4, t0To detect voltage failure (i.e. K)<0.9) time, t1To t2For the current regulation process, t3The moment when the fault starts to recover; wherein id_fault *Is maintained as imaxIs set to 5 ms.
S33, under the premise of no overcurrent, outputting the maximum reactive current:
id_fault *=imax-iR(t-t1)(id_fault *≥Kimax) (6)
in the formula iRGiven values, typically 8000, imax=IN,INRated current for grid-connected point, iq_fault *For at a given current command id _ fault*Reactive current of time, id_fault *For at a given current command id _ fault*The active current of time.
In step S4, the current control module includes a first control loop PI1, a second control loop PI2, and an SVPWM module, and the first control loop PI1 and the second control loop PI2 are electrically connected to the SVPWM module, respectively. Wherein the first control loop PI1 is used to control the active current and the second control loop PI2 is used to control the reactive current.
The step of controlling the inverter by the current control module comprises the following steps:
s41, according to the reactive current i calculated in the step S33q_fault *And an active current id_fault *Calculating active current modulation signals
In the formula (8), KP1、KI1Proportional and integral coefficients, respectively, of the first control loop PI 1;
In the formula (9), KP2、KI2Proportional and integral coefficients, respectively, of the second control loop PI 2;
s43, the active current modulation signal obtained by the calculation in the step S41 is usedReactive current modulation signal calculated in step S42And sending the signal into an SVPWM module for operation to obtain a switching tube control signal of the DC/AC inverter circuit.
Through the steps, the method combines the mode of giving the active and reactive current reference values, and can provide reactive power support for the power grid while ensuring the current quality during the fault period; controlling the voltage of the direct current bus in a safe range during the low voltage ride through; the low-voltage ride through can be realized without changing the hardware structure of the existing two-stage inverter, and the low-voltage ride through has excellent adaptability.
It should be understood that the above-described embodiments of the present invention are merely examples for clearly illustrating the present invention, and are not intended to limit the embodiments of the present invention. Other variations and modifications will be apparent to persons skilled in the art in light of the above description. And are neither required nor exhaustive of all embodiments. Any modification, equivalent replacement, and improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the claims of the present invention.
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1. A low voltage ride through control method based on a Boost circuit is used for low voltage ride through of a two-stage photovoltaic inverter; the two-stage photovoltaic inverter consists of a Boost circuit and a DC/AC inverter circuit, wherein the DC/AC inverter circuit is connected to a power grid through a three-phase circuit, and the three-phase circuit is connected with a voltage detection module and a current detection module which are used for collecting the voltage and the current values of the power grid; the DC/AC inverter circuit comprises an inverter and an inverter switching tube which are electrically connected; the system is characterized in that the Boost booster circuit is connected with a Boost control system, the voltage detection module is connected with a positive and negative sequence separation phase locking module based on an SOGI, the DC/AC inverter circuit is connected with a current control module, and the current detection module is connected with a coordinate transformation module; the method comprises the following steps:
s1, introducing a voltage U based on the maximum power point before faultmaxThe bus voltage of feedforward controls the outer loop PI, changes the voltage control mode of the Boost circuit part, and stabilizes the DC bus voltage UdcAs a control target;
s2, when a three-phase asymmetric fault occurs, processing the voltage value acquired by the voltage detection module through the SOGI-based positive and negative sequence separation phase locking module to obtain an active positive sequence componentPositive reactive sequence componentPositive and negative sequence componentAnd a reactive negative sequence component
S3, when a three-phase asymmetric fault occurs, coordinate transformation is carried out on the current value acquired by the current acquisition module through the coordinate transformation module to acquire a current active component idAnd a reactive component of current iq;
S4, inputting the active positive sequence component obtained in the step S2 into a current control modulePositive reactive sequence componentPositive and negative sequence componentNegative reactive sequence componentAnd the current active component i obtained in step S3dCurrent reactive component iqThe pulse signal for controlling the switching tube of the inverter is output to control the inverter, so that low voltage ride through is realized;
in step S1, the voltage control outer loop PI is set to the dc bus voltage UdcOutputting positive control quantity to raise output voltage U of photovoltaic array during risingpcAt a DC bus voltage UdcOutputting negative control quantity to reduce output voltage U of photovoltaic array when voltage is reducedpc;
In step S2, the processing steps of the SOGI-based positive-negative sequence separation phase-locking module on the three-phase asymmetric voltage are as follows:
s21, obtaining the three-phase asymmetric voltage according to a symmetric component method:
in the formulae (1) and (2), q is a 90 DEG phase lag factor, eαβαβ is the grid voltage in the stationary frame,is the positive sequence component of the grid voltage,is the negative sequence component of the grid voltage;
s22. the transfer function of the sogi is:
in the equations (3) and (4), v is the input sinusoidal signal, ω' is the filter center frequency, k is the damping coefficient, often taken asWhen the center frequency of the SOGI is the same as the frequency of the input signal, then the output signals v 'and v have the same amplitude and phase, qv' and v are the same amplitude, but the phase lags by 90 °;
the processing steps of the coordinate transformation module to the three-phase asymmetric current in the step S3 are as follows:
s31, an alternating current side mathematical model of the photovoltaic inverter can be established according to a symmetric component method:
in the formula (5), ed P、eq P、ed N、eq NRespectively an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the voltage of the power grid; u. ofd P、uq P、ud N、uq NRespectively outputting an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of voltage for the inverter; i.e. id P、iq P、id N、id NRespectively an active positive sequence component, a reactive positive sequence component, an active negative sequence component and a reactive negative sequence component of the current; r is a load resistor, and L is a filter inductor;
s32. define K ═ Ud_fault P/UNWherein, Ud_fault PIs a fault-time positive sequence voltage, UNThe grid connection point rated voltage is obtained, and K is the voltage drop depth;
s33, under the premise of no overcurrent, outputting the maximum reactive current:
id_fault *=imax-iR(t-t1)(id_fault *≥Kimax) (6)
in the formula iRGiven values, typically 8000, imax=IN,INRated current for grid-connected point, iq_fault *For the reactive current at a given current command id _ fault, id_fault *Is the active current at a given current command id _ fault;
in step S4, the current control module includes a first control loop PI1, a second control loop PI2, and an SVPWM module, and the first control loop PI1 and the second control loop PI2 are electrically connected to the SVPWM module respectively;
in step S4, the step of controlling the inverter by the current control module includes:
s41, according to the reactive current i calculated in the step S33q_fault *And an active current id_fault *Calculating active current modulation signals
In the formula (8), KP1、KI1Proportional and integral coefficients, respectively, of the first control loop PI 1;
In the formula (9), KP2、KI2Proportional and integral coefficients, respectively, of the second control loop PI 2;
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