Abstract

The increase of wind power penetration rate will cause the power system to face the problems of lower inertia level and insufficient primary frequency regulation capability, which will seriously affect the system frequency security. Wind turbine generally operate in MPPT mode, and the primary frequency regulation capability is realized through additional control, but when the wind turbine uses the kinetic energy of the rotor to participate in the primary frequency regulation of the system, it will cause a secondary drop in the system frequency. Participating in the primary frequency regulation of the system with the energy storage auxiliary wind turbine can further reduce the depth of the system frequency drop and improve the secondary drop of the system frequency. However, after the energy storage participates in the system frequency regulation, the State of Charge (SOC) will decrease, which will affect the frequency regulation capability of the subsequent energy storage. In view of the above problems, a control strategy of wind and storage participating in the primary frequency regulation of the power system is proposed considering the energy storage recovery strategy. During the primary frequency regulation, the joint output of the wind turbine using virtual inertia control and the Energy storage battery using droop control can effectively suppress the system frequency drop; During frequency regulation, the Energy storage battery is charged using a recovery strategy to ensure that the SOC of the Energy storage battery is in the state of maximum frequency regulation capacity. The three-machine and nine-node model of the wind and storage system is built through RTLAB. The real-time simulation verifies that the joint output of the wind and storage system under the step disturbance increases the minimum value of the power grid frequency drop and increases the minimum value of the frequency secondary drop. It can also be used under continuous disturbances. Realize the recovery of energy storage SOC.

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