Grid-connected resonance analysis of half-wavelength transmission system with wind power and photovoltaic power supply

Abstract

New energy centers such as wind power and photovoltaic power generation are generally too far away from the load center. Half wavelength AC transmission technology can solve this problem. However, harmonics may be generated when new energy is connected to half wavelength transmission system. Harmonics will do harm to the normal operation of power grid. Therefore, this harmonic resonance problem is studied in this paper. Firstly, this paper expounds the principles of classical resonance analysis method and modal analysis method, and explains the advantages of modal analysis method through analysis and calculation. Then, the grid connected resonance of large-scale wind farm and photovoltaic power station connected to half wavelength transmission system is studied by modal analysis method. The effects of transmission line length, the number of groups of wind power and photovoltaic inverters on typical modal harmonic resonance are analyzed. The results show that the length of half wavelength transmission line and outgoing line only affect the low-frequency harmonic resonance of some modes; The length of collector cable has an effect on the harmonic resonance of each typical mode; The number of wind power and photovoltaic inverter groups has an impact on the harmonic resonance of some modes, but will not change the location of resonance.