英文摘要 |
In this paper, we make a comparison between two faults in an HVDC link. One is a misfire fault in the rectifier valve. The other is a misfire fault ill the inverter valve. It is found by a dynamic simulation analysis that the resulting phenomena are different. For a misfire fault ill a rectifier valve, a power disturbance on the rectifier side of system frequency will be induced, which will induce, in a turbine generator neighboring the inverter station, a significant torsional torque if any of the natural torsional modes were invaded. As to a misfire fault in an inverter valve, it tends to cause commutation failure in converters and to collapse the HVDC link. Once there is a collapse ill the HVDC link, a relatively serious impact will be made on both the rectifier and inverter sides of a generator. |