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Hierarchical Mode-Dispatching Control for Multi-Inverter Power Stations

Li, Ming; Geng, Hua*; Zhang, Xing
Science Citation Index Expanded
清华大学

摘要

Parallel multi-inverters are widely used in large-scale photovoltaic, energy storage, and other renewable power stations. When a multi-inverter power station is connected to the grid, not only the grid impedance fluctuates but also the inverters are frequently plug-and-play, leading to changes in the structure and parameters of the multi-inverter system and the grid. It could result in small-signal stability or oscillation issue of the whole system. This article proposes a hierarchical mode-dispatching control structure for a multi-inverter power station. In the top control layer, the central controller employs the D-partition-based mode-dispatching method to allocate the number of inverters with different grid connection modes, namely, grid following and grid forming mode, according to the grid-impedance fluctuations and plug-and-play of inverters. In the bottom control layer, the local controller responds to the mode-dispatching commands and applies dual-mode adaptive control strategy to control each inverter in the power station. The proposed control strategy solves the abovementioned small-signal stability or oscillation problem. Its effectiveness is verified by experimental results.

关键词

Inverters Impedance Power generation Power system stability Stability criteria Oscillators Uninterruptible power systems Grid impedance hierarchical control mode dispatching multi-inverter small-signal stability