Stability Analysis of the Converter-Interfaced Remote Gas Field Power Generation
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Abstract
In remote gas-fired power generation, back-to-back converters facilitate precise regulation over power output while concurrently improving power quality and generators’ dynamic response. This paper examines the stability of grid-side converters operating in grid-following and grid-forming modes. Through developing small-signal state-space models for the grid-side of the back-to-back converter, its dynamic characteristics under various controls are accurately captured. Eigenvalue analysis is utilized to evaluate the impact of the grid strength and control parameters on the system stability. Analysis results delineate the stability boundaries under grid-following and grid-forming controls, guiding the selection of a proper control strategy that ensures stable operation with diverse short circuit ratios. Moreover, the influence of control bandwidths on converter’s stability is also revealed, emphasizing the importance of tunning control parameters in practical implementations. Finally, real-time simulations of a 2.5 MW back-to-back converter-interfaced gas power generation system are conducted on the OPAL-RT platform to validate the stability analysis under varying operating conditions.
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