Power Angle Region Partitioning for Fault Recovery Analysis of Grid-Forming Inverters
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Abstract
The current limiting control is commonly used in grid-forming (GFM) inverters to protect semiconductor devices during grid faults. However, it can lead to abnormal post-fault scenarios, such as continuous operation in current saturation (CS) mode or oscillation between current unsaturation (CU) and CS modes. Additionally, the voltage controller’s anti-wind-up strategy, implemented to prevent controller wind-up in CS mode, also plays a crucial role in the GFM inverter’s post-fault behaviors. When a typical tracking integration anti-wind-up is adopted, the conditions for different post-fault scenarios remain unexplored. To this end, focusing on GFM inverters with tracking integration anti-wind-up, this article uses the power angle as an indicator of the post-fault scenarios and proposes a power angle region partitioning method. This partition explicitly reveals the power angle region that enables the GFM inverter to recover from CS to CU mode, the region resulting in continuous operation in CS mode, and the region resulting in oscillations between CS and CU modes, thus facilitating fault recovery analysis. Furthermore, the impact of different system parameters on the fault recovery capability is elaborated. Finally, real-time simulations based on OPAL-RT OP5700 verify the correctness of the proposed power angle partitioning method.
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