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| Transient synchronous stability analysis and enhancement control strategy of a PLL-based VSC system during asymmetric grid faults |
| DOI：10.1186/s41601-023-00302-0 |
| Key Words:Voltage source converters (VSC), Asymmetric grid faults, Dual-sequence PLL, Transient synchronous
stability, Assessment criterion, Enhancement control strategy |
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| Abstract:The stability of a voltage source converters (VSC) system based on phase-locked loop (PLL) is very important issue
during asymmetric grid faults. This paper establishes a transient synchronous stability model of a dual-sequence
PLL-based VSC system during low voltage ride-through by referring to the equivalent rotor swing equation of synchronous generators. Based on the model, the synchronization characteristics of the VSC system under asymmetric
grid faults are described, and the interaction mechanisms, as well as the transient instability phenomena of positive
and negative sequence PLL during asymmetric faults are explained. Using the equal area criterion, the infuences
of sequence control switching action, detection delay, and interaction between the positive and negative sequence
PLL on the transient synchronous stability of the VSC system are analyzed, respectively. In addition, a transient stability assessment criterion based on the critical fault clearance angle and time and an enhancement control strategy
based on the improved positive and negative sequence PLL are proposed. Finally, the analytical results are validated
through simulation and experiments. |
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