Abstract
To systematically analyze the impact of the DC frequency limit controller (FLC) configuration scheme on the frequency characteristics of asynchronous interconnected power grids with renewable energy integration, a comprehensive frequency analysis model for three-area asynchronous interconnected power grids including the FLC is proposed. The model is based on the SFR model considering renewable energy integration and includes a simplified model of the DC FLC. A rigorous validation of the rationality and stability of the model is achieved through detailed mathematical calculations and pole-zero analysis. Taking the local power grids as an example, the established model is used to study the difference between single- and double-sided configuration of the DC FLC, the relationship between the increase in the renewable energy penetration rate and the frequency characteristics of each regional power grid, and the influence of DC FLC configuration on the maximum acceptance ratio of renewable energy. Through data comparison and theoretical analysis, the influence of FLC configuration on the frequency characteristics of each region of the asynchronous power grid under renewable energy integration is obtained. The results show that the configuration of a bilateral FLC on the DC line has more advantages in alleviating the complementary power disturbance at both ends and obvious limitations on the non-complementary power disturbance at both ends. Compared with the configuration of the bilateral FLC, the configuration of a unilateral FLC on the weak grid has a larger proportion of renewable energy acceptance. When the DC FLC power transmission capacity is sufficient, the weak grid and the adjacent two asynchronous grid DC tie lines are configured with a single-sided FLC, and the weak grid is theoretically connected to the renewable energy penetration rate of up to 100%.
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