Author:
Zhang Lei,Wang Mingjin,Zhu Dena,Xiao Ni
Abstract
Abstract
After more and more wind farms and hydropower plants are connected to the regional power grid, the wind farms and their low-voltage ride-through capabilities of the power grid become increasingly complex. In order to ensure the stable operation of the isolated power grids with wind-hydro power, it is necessary to implement appropriate load-shedding strategies under low-frequency and low-voltage conditions. In this article, we focus on the study of strategies for the operation of district power grids, including wind hydro power, under isolated operation conditions. By combining theoretical analysis with practical considerations, load-shedding strategies are proposed for district power grids under low-frequency and low-voltage. To demonstrate its effectiveness, a simulation model that includes one wind farm and five hydropower plants was conducted to achieve positive results.
Reference5 articles.
1. A technique for load shedding based on voltage stability consideration;Arya;J. Electrical Power and Energy Systems,2005
2. An improved adaptive wide-area load shedding scheme for voltage and frequency stability of power systems;Mehrabi;J. Energy Systems,2019
3. A Low-Frequency and Low-Voltage Load Shedding Method Based on Centralized Coordination and Real-Time Distributed Control;Hao;J. Power System and Clean Energy,2022