WO2007084037A1 - A converter station and a method for control thereof - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a converter station for connecting an AC system to an HVDC transmission line, said station comprising at least one converter having a DC-side thereof connected on one hand to a pole of said transmission line on high potential and on the other to low potential and an AC-side connected to said AC system, said station comprising one or more component(-s) being critical in the meaning that a maximum allowed temperature of said component(-s) may be reached would the power transmitted through the converter station be raised above a rated power of the converter station defined as the maximum power allowed to be transmitted through the converter station at continuous operation and at a maximum ambient temperature, the station also comprising a control device adapted to control said converter for determining the level of power transmitted through the converter station and an overload limiting arrangement adapted to, based upon information about the ambient temperature prevailing, determine the overload capability of the converter station defined as how much more power than said rated power may be transmitted through the station for a certain period of time without exceeding said maximum allowed temperature of said component(-s) and deliver this information to said control device for being used thereby
- the invention is not restricted to any particular levels of voltage between low potential (earth) and high potential of the HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) transmission line, but it is espe- cially applicable to such voltages above 500 kV. Neither is the invention restricted to any particular levels of currents through said transmission line, but said line is preferably rated for currents above 1 kA.
- the components, such as current valves, converter transformers and smoothing reactors, of such an HVDC converter station are normally thermally designed for a rated power at a maximum ambient temperature, which means that a maximum allowed temperature, a rated hot-spot temperature, of said respective component may be reached would the power transmitted through the converter station be raised above this rated power at said maximum ambient temperature.
- a maximum allowed temperature, a rated hot-spot temperature, of said respective component may be reached would the power transmitted through the converter station be raised above this rated power at said maximum ambient temperature.
- the cooling of a said component is more efficient and it is possible to increase the power transmitted through the converter station, i.e. the continuous current through a said component, without exceeding said rated hot-spot temperature thereof. This is called continuous overload capability of the converter station.
- critical components Those of said components of the converter station for which there is a risk that said maximum allowed temperature is reached would the power transmitted through the converter station be raised above said rated power of the converter station are here called critical components.
- the one of such critical components having the lowest overload capability under certain 5 conditions will of course decide the overload capability of the converter station. Which this component is may depend upon the ambient temperature, duration and status of redundant cooling and other parameters.
- Such converter stations do therefor have a said overload 15 limiting arrangement adapted to deliver information to the control device adapted to control said converter or converters of the station for using this overload capability when requested.
- Said arrangement has for this sake access to tables of continuous overload capability as well as short time overload capability for 20 different periods of time, for different values of the ambient temperature. By measuring the ambient temperature it may be decided how much the power transmitted through the converter station may be raised above the rated power thereof for for example two hours.
- the table may also contain overload capabilitiesi- 25 ties for the case of redundant cooling and without redundant cooling.
- An example of such an overload table, in which said maximum ambient temperature is +40 0 C, is shown below.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a converter station and a method for controlling a converter station defined in the introduction, which makes it possible to increase the overload capability of the converter station with respect to such converter stations already known.
- This object is according to the invention obtained by providing such a converter station with means adapted to determine a value of the actual temperature of said critical component(-s) and means adapted to determine a value of the actual temperature of any media used to cool said critical component(-s), and said arrangement is adapted to utilize these temperature values as well as information about actual cooling capacity of any cooling equipment present to cool said critical component(-s) and information about the thermal behaviour of said critical component(-s) and a said possible cooling media upon a possi- ble change of the power actually transmitted through the station in a mathematical model for calculating the present overload capabilities of the converter station for use in the control of the control device upon a possible said request.
- said station comprises a plurality of different critical components, and said arrangement is adapted to carry out a said calculation of overload capabilities for each of said critical components and determine the lowest overload capabilities so obtained as the converter station overload capabilities.
- said arrangement is adapted to calculate a continuous overload capa- bility of the converter station defined as how much more power than said rated power may continuously without any restriction of time be transmitted through the station at the conditions prevailing of ambient temperature and cooling capacity of a said cooling medium.
- the actual continuous overload capability of the converter station may in this way be well utilized.
- said arrangement is adapted to calculate a short time overload capability of the converter station defined as how much more power than said rated power may be transmitted through the station for a restricted period of time without exceeding said maximum allowed temperature of said component(-s). It is by this calculation possible to utilize the actual overload capability of the converter station for a certain period of time, such as for example two hours, during which there is a particular need of maximally utilizing said overload capability. This may for instance be the case for a converter station of a bipolar HVDC transmission system when the operation of the station changes from bipolar to monopolar as a consequence of for instance an earth fault on one of the poles. This means that the reduction of power as a consequence of the trip of one pole may be counteracted, so that it may for instance be 30% instead of 50% making said trip less severe.
- said means adapted to determine a value of the actual temperature of any media used to cool said critical component(-s) comprises means adapted to measure the temperature of said cooling media. This means that the actual overload capability of the converter station may be more reliably determined than would the tempera- ture of said cooling media only be estimated, for instance based upon the value of the ambient temperature and the current through the station.
- said means adapted to determine a value of the actual temperature of said critical component(-s) is adapted to determine said temperature value by a calculation thereof based upon information about the actual temperature of said cooling media and said cooling capacity of any cooling equipment. This means a rather accurate way of determining the actual temperature of said critical com- ponent(-s), so that the overload capabilities of the converter station may be reliably calculated.
- the converter station comprises means adapted to measure the current through said critical component(-s), and said arrangement is adapted to base the calculation of the present overload capabilities of the converter station also upon information about the value of said current. This will increase the reliability of the cal- culation of the actual overload capabilities of the converter station further.
- said arrangement is adapted to base the calculation of the present overload capabilities of the converter station also upon a thermal time constant of said cooling media and/or of said critical component(-s). This will increase the reliability of the calculation of the actual overload capabilities of the converter station further.
- said arrangement is adapted to use a mathematical model in the form of a thermal model of a relation of a temperature increase of a said cooling media versus the current through said critical components) for calculating a development of the temperature of said critical component(-s) and by that determine a level of power that may be transmitted through the converter station for different periods of time as of the moment of said calculation.
- a thermal model of such a relationship between an increase of the current through said critical component(-s) and a temperature increase of said cooling media improves the possibilities of reliably calculating the actual overload capabilities of the converter station in each moment of the operation thereof.
- said ar- rangement is adapted to calculate which current through a said critical component(-s) and by that which power transmitted through the station will give a certain maximum allowed temperature of said critical component(-s) within a predetermined period of time. This means that it may for instance be calculated that an overload of 40% will result in an arrival of said maximum allowed temperature of the critical component within 30 minutes, whereas said maximum allowed temperature will be reached after two hours for an overload of 25%. It may then be decided by the operator which way of controlling the converter or converters will be most suitably in the actual case.
- said converter station comprises at least one transformer on the AC-side of said converter and said critical component(-s), and the windings of said transformer are oil-insulated and immersed in a cooling media in the form of an oil bath, and said means adapted to de- termine a value of the actual temperature of any media used to cool said critical component is adapted to measure the temperature of said oil.
- power semiconductor devices of converter valves are other said critical com- ponent(-s).
- the arrangement is then adapted to base said calculation upon a measurement of the direct current flowing through said converter valves and/or the voltage across said converter valves and/or the temperature of a cooling liquid, such as water, used for cooling the valves and/or the control angle of thyristors of the valves when thyristors are used as power semiconductor devices in the valves and/or the overlap angle, i.e. the period during which two parallel valves both are conducting current.
- a cooling liquid such as water
- smoothing reactors of the converter station are said critical component(-s). These smoothing reactors may then be air insulated and cooled by ambient air and said arrangement is then adapted to utilize results of measurements of the ambient temperature and the current through a said reactor for calculating said overload capability of said reactors.
- said arrangement is adapted to carry out said calculation of said present overload capabilities of the converter station while utilizing data stored in the form of results of a temperature rise test of said critical component(-s) with said cooling media and possible cooling equipment, through which both a final temperature rise and a thermal time constant have been determined for said critical component(-s) and/or said cooling media.
- the invention also relates to a method for controlling a converter station according to the appended independent method claim and the features and advantages thereof and of the embodiments of this method according to the dependent method claims appear from the above discussion of the converter station according to the invention.
- the invention also relates to a computer program and a computer readable medium according to the corresponding ap- pended claims. It is easy to understand that the method according to the invention defined in the appended set of method claims is well suited to be carried out through program instructions from a processor which may be influenced by a computer program provided with the program steps in question.
- Fig 1 is a very schematic view illustrating the general structure of an HVDC transmission system having a converter station according to an embodiment of the pre- sent invention
- Fig 2 is a simplified view of a converter transformer in a converter station according to an embodiment of the invention
- Fig 3 is a graph showing a continuous overload scenario for a transformer according to Fig 2 in a converter station according to the invention
- Fig 4 is a graph showing a short time overload scenario for a transformer according to Fig 2 in a converter station according to the invention.
- Fig 5 is a very schematic view illustrating critical compo- nents in a converter station according to an embodiment of the invention in the form of a valve reactor and thyristors of a current valve.
- FIG. 1 The general design of an HVDC transmission system to which a converter station according to an embodiment of the invention belongs is schematically shown in Fig 1.
- a converter station 1 is arranged at each end of an HVDC transmission line 3 having two poles, one 4 with positive and one 5 with negative polarity. For the sake of clearness only one of the stations is shown in the figure. The other has a corresponding structure, and is here assumed to operate as an inverter, whereas the station 1 is in- tended to operate as a rectifier.
- An AC system 6 is connected to each converter station through transformers 7 for obtaining a suitable level of the voltage of the DC system.
- the AC system may be a generating system in the form of any type of power plant with generators of electricity or a consuming system or network connecting to consumers of electric power, such as industries and communities.
- Each converter station has two converters 8, 9 each having a DC-side thereof connected on one hand to a respective of said two poles 4, 5 and on the other to a DC neutral arrangement 10 in common to the converters and connecting the low voltage side thereof to earth for defining a certain voltage across each converter.
- Each converter 8, 9 may be replaced by a set of converters, such as two or three connected in series for obtaining high voltages, such as in the order of 800 kV.
- the converters include a number of current valves in any known configuration, for instance in a 12-pulse bridge con- figuration.
- the converters may be line commutated Current Source Converters in which the switching elements, such as thyristors, are turned off at zero crossing of the AC current in said AC system.
- the converters may also be forced commutated Voltage Source Converters, in which said switching elements are turn-off devices controlled according to a Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) pattern.
- PWM Pulse Width Modulation
- the converter station 1 also comprises a control device 1 1 adapted to control the con- verters for determining the level of power transmitted through the converter station 1.
- An overload limiting arrangement 12 is also included in the station and adapted to, based upon information about the ambient temperature prevailing, determine the overload capability of the converter station defined as how much more power than a rated power may be transmitted through the station for a certain period of time without exceeding a maximum allowed temperature of any critical component of the station and deliver this information to said control device 1 1 for being used thereby upon a possible request of utilizing this overload capa- bility.
- critical components are that a maximum allowed temperature of these components may be reached would the power transmitted through the converter station be raised above said rated power of the converter station, which is defined as the maximum power allowed to be transmitted through the converter station at continuous operation and at a maximum ambient temperature, for instance +4O 0 C.
- Said critical components are typically for a converter station of this type said current valves of the converters 8, 9, said trans- formers 7 and smoothing reactors connected to the converters.
- the lowest overload capability for each of these critical compo- nents will be the overload capability of the converter station, and this will be different for each combination of ambient temperature, duration and status of any equipment used to cool these critical components.
- Fig 2 shows a said critical component of the converter station in the form of a transformer 7.
- This has a primary winding 13 and a secondary winding 14 wound around a core 15 and oil-insulated by being immersed into an oil bath 16.
- Bushings 17-20 connect to low voltage 21 and high voltage 22 primary terminals and low voltage 23 and high voltage 24 secondary terminals.
- the oil of the oil bath is cooled by a number of cooling groups 25 distributed around the oil bath and of which one is shown in the figure.
- the cooling group comprises an oil pump 26 pumping oil from the oil bath past a number of fans 27-29 through which the oil is cooled by heat exchange with the air transported by the fans and then led back to the oil bath again.
- Means 30 are arranged for measuring the temperature of the oil at the top of the oil bath.
- Means 31 , 32 are also arranged for measuring the current through the primary winding 13 and the secondary winding 14, respectively, of the transformer.
- Information from said means 30, 31 and 32 as well as an ambient temperature measuring means 33 are sent to said arrangement 12.
- the temperature at stake is here the temperature at the hottest spot of said winding.
- the actual temperature of the windings may be calculated from the top oil temperature. This calculation is based on the measured current and a model of the thermal behaviour of the windings and the cooling media, i.e. the oil bath.
- This model should be based on the results of a temperature rise test, where both the final temperature rise and the thermal time constant can be defined.
- Said arrangement 12 also contains a thermal model of the temperature rise of the oil (compared to ambient temperature), as function of the currents. That model is based on said temperature rise test, where both the final temperature rise and the thermal time constant for the oil can be defined. That model can later be adjusted after analyze of converter operation due to continuous measurement of the top oil temperature.
- Fig 3 illustrates how this may be used for increasing the power transmitted through the converter station over a longer time (continuously) above said rated power.
- the current is here proportional to said power transmitted and a current of 100% is defined to correspond to a transmission of said rated power through the station.
- the current through the windings is by a solid thick line shown in percent of the current corresponding to said rated power versus time, whereas the winding temperature is shown through a solid thinner line and the oil temperature through a dashed line in degrees Celsius versus time.
- the maximum allowed temperature for the windings is here assumed to be +95°C.
- Said arrangement calculates by using said thermal behaviour model and information about the ambient temperature a continuous overload capability of the converter station having said transformer as the most critical component defined as how much more power than said rated power may be continuously without any restriction of time be transmitted through the station at the conditions prevailing.
- This continuous overload capability is here calculated to be 15%, so that the current is raised to 1 15% of the so-called rated current.
- said overload limiting arrangement calculates the current that gives a certain final hot- spot temperature of the winding when both oil and winding tem- peratures have settled.
- the overload limiting arrangement may also calculate a short time overload capability of the converter station defined as how much more power than said rated power may be transmitted through the station for a restricted period of time without exceeding the maximum allowed temperature of the windings. This may be done for different such restricted periods of time depending on each situation, for instance for one hour or two and a half hours, and it is shown in Fig 4 how such a short time overload capability calculated for two hours may be utilized. It has in this case been calculated that it is possible to conduct a current of 135% of said rated current through the windings in two hours starting from a certain state of the transformer before the temperature of the windings reach said maximum allowed temperature of +95°C.
- a calculated con- tinuous overload capability may still be used for conducting 1 15% of the rated current through the station. It is particularly advantageous to use such a short time overload capability would one of the two poles be tripped through for instance an earth fault, so that the converter station will change from bipolar op- eration to monopolar operation. By utilizing said short time overload capability in this way the power transmitted through the converter station will only be reduced to 67% of the bipolar power instead of to 50%.
- Fig 5 illustrates two other possible critical components of the converter station for which said overload limiting arrangement 12 may carry out corresponding calculations for determining continuous overload capabilities and short time overload capabilities thereof.
- One of these components is a valve reactor 34, which may be air insulated and cooled by convection to the ambience and possibly also cooled through heat exchange with water conducted therethrough.
- the other critical component is a current valve 35 having a number of semiconductor devices 36, here thyristors, connected in series in a stack. Cooling water is conducted along these thyristors 36 for cooling them as shown through the lines 37 with arrows.
- Means 38 are arranged to measure the temperature of the water leaving the current valve for being used for said calculation and for determining the temperature of the converter through a thermal model also using information about the current through the thyristors delivered by a current measuring means 39.
- the overload limiting arrange- merit may base the calculation of the overload capabilities with respect to the current valve besides the measurement of the direct current flowing through the valve and the temperature of the cooling liquid also upon possible measurement of the voltage across the converter valve, the control angle of thyristors of the valve and the overlap angle, i.e. the period during which two parallel valves both are conducting current.
- the overload capability information delivered through said arrangement as a result of said calculation is used by said control device to automatically utilize this overload capability, for instance always the continuous overload capability so calculated, possibly except for a suddenly occurring monopolar operation of the station, in which short time overload capabilities calculated are used.
- the arrangement only presents the results of the calculations to an operator of the converter station, which then decides how to use this information. The decision of the operator may be dependent upon a number of parameters, such as actual power consumption of a major consuming network connected to said AC-side of the station, the actual ability to generate power of a power plant connected to the converter station, the electric energy price on the spot market and so on.
- a converter station according to the invention has other components being more critical than those described above, for instance any filter.
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