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With the direct-drive wind turbine connected to the weak grid, subsynchronous oscillation (SSO) problems occur frequently. The use of traditional control strategies to inhibit it has a poor effect and will seriously threaten the stability of system operation.
This paper initially analyzes the factors that give rise to subsynchronous oscillation (SSO) based on the established sequential impedance model for direct-drive wind power grid connection. Through impedance sensitivity analysis of the control parameters, it is found that the proportional gain of the current loop and that of the phase-locked loop are the dominant factors generating the risk of SSO. Secondly, considering that Linear Active Disturbance Rejection Control (LADRC) has a faster response speed and stronger anti-disturbance ability compared with the traditional Proportional Integral (PI) control, this paper replaces the phase-locked loop and current-loop PI control with the self-resistant controller. The second-order extended state observer is employed to perform real-time estimation and compensation of system perturbations.
After performing simulation and frequency domain analysis on the MATLAB/Simulink platform, it is found that compared with traditional PI control and voltage feedforward control strategies, the direct-drive wind power grid-connected system using LADRC control can effectively suppress oscillations under different weak grids and possess better robustness.
The direct-drive wind power grid-connected system equipped with LADRC control can effectively suppress oscillations under different weak grid conditions and shows good robustness.