Patent classifications
H02J3/001
IMPROVEMENTS IN OR RELATING TO BIPOLE POWER TRANSMISSION SCHEMES
A bipole power transmission scheme with two independent converts, two power feed and one return conduit. During operation of the bipole power transmission scheme under abnormal conditions, when a return conduit is faulty and unable to provide a return current path, each converter controller is programmed to monitor the first power feed in the first transmission conduit and the second power feed in the second transmission conduit and, if the first power feed in the first transmission conduit and the second power feed in the second transmission conduit differ from one another, at least one converter controller modifies the power infeed from its corresponding power source to reduce the difference between the first power feed and the second power feed.
WIND TURBINE POWER GENERATION COMPRISING AN AC-DC-AC CONVERTER AND A TRANSFORMER WITH A TAP CHANGER
A method of operating a power generating system for a wind turbine connected to an electrical grid, the power generating system comprising a power generator, a converter, a transformer and a tap changer, the method comprising; when operating the power generating system in a grid-forming configuration, monitoring a signal for detecting a voltage of the electrical grid which requires an increase in output voltage from the power generating system in order to maintain the grid voltage within a predetermined voltage range; and operating the tap changer to tap-up the transformer to provide at least part of the voltage increase required to maintain the grid voltage within the predetermined voltage range.
POWER CONTROL METHOD, SYSTEM, AND DEVICE
A power control method optimized against both a shortfall in supply and an oversupply, comprising acquiring scheduling information of a plurality of power supply lines, the scheduling information including electric power data, status data, and operation data of the power supply lines; inputting the electric power data into a first training model to obtain a recommended schedule of turning on the plurality of power supply lines; modifying the recommended schedule according to the status data and the operation data of each of the plurality of power supply lines to obtain an optimal power supply line; turning on the loads connected to the optimal power supply line. The method recommends power supply lines according to the equipment being used in actuality and historically. A power control system and a power control device, are also provided.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR POWER CONTROL IN A GATEWAY DEVICE
A disruption of power on a network may be detected. A gateway device of the network may transition to a low power mode. The gateway device may determine inactive physical interfaces on the gateway device and shut down the inactive physical interfaces. The gateway device may determine inactive wireless interfaces on the gateway device and shut down the inactive wireless interfaces. The gateway device may determine actively operating physical interfaces on the gateway device and reduce a modulation rate associated with the actively operating physical interfaces for a first time. The gateway device may determine actively operating wireless interfaces on the gateway device and reduce a modulation rate associated with the actively operating wireless interfaces for the first time. The gateway device may shut down the actively operating physical interfaces after the first time. The gateway device may shut down the actively operating wireless interfaces after the first time.
Alert presentation apparatus and alert presentation method
An alert presentation apparatus (EMS (200)) acquires the amounts of power consumed by loads connected to a system, and on the basis of the acquired power amounts, presents a load list including the power consumption of each load. This alert presentation apparatus (EMS (200)) presents the load list so as to reduce the frequency at which the loads that are on the load list change.
Power grid reactive voltage control model training method and system
A power grid reactive voltage control model training method. The method comprises: establishing a power grid simulation model; establishing a reactive voltage optimization model, according to a power grid reactive voltage control target; building interactive training environment based on Adversarial Markov Decision Process, in combination with the power grid simulation model and the reactive voltage optimization model; training the power grid reactive voltage control model through a joint adversarial training algorithm; and transferring the trained power grid reactive voltage control model to an online system. The power grid reactive voltage control model trained by using the method according to the present disclosure has transferability as compared with the traditional method, and may be directly used for online power grid reactive voltage control.
Solar power generation network shut-off unit and a solar power generation network shut-off system provided with same
A solar power generation network shut-off unit includes a first circuit breaker and second circuit breakers. The first circuit breaker is provided to a power line connecting a plurality of solar power generation modules and a power conditioner in series, and shut-off the supply of power from the solar power generation modules through the power line and transmits an emergency shut-off signal when an emergency shut-off button is pressed. The second circuit breakers are provided to each of a plurality of solar power generation modules, and shut-off the supply of power from the plurality of solar power generation modules through the power line and transmit a shut-off completion signal to the first circuit breaker when an emergency shut-off signal is received from the first circuit breaker.
ELECTRICAL ARCHITECTURE COMPRISING A LINEAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION CONSISTING OF MULTIPLE GROUPS OF PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS AND A DC NETWORK, CONNECTED TO AN AC TRANSPORT NETWORK AND/OR AN AC DISTRIBUTION NETWORK WITH POSSIBLE TRANSPORT OF POWER FROM THE AC NETWORK BY THE DC NETWORK
An architecture with at least one PV linear installation with a DC network and in interconnecting this subassembly, at at least two distinct interconnection points, with a preferably existing AC electricity network. Each interconnection point to a node of the AC network is a voltage source converter VSC that is able to inject from 0 to 100% of the maximum power P of the PV linear installations.
Electronic protection device for electric power distribution grids
An electronic protection device for electric power distribution grids, the electronic protection device being adapted to control one or more switching devices in an electric power distribution grid and being capable of communicating, at local level, with one or more sensors or electronic devices of the electric power distribution grid and, at remote level, with a remote computerised platform. The electronic protection device is adapted to receive first grid monitoring data indicative of physical quantities related to the operation of the electric power distribution grid from the sensors or electronic devices, the first grid monitoring data including at least measured values indicative of a line current flowing along an electric line of the electric power distribution grid. The electronic protection device is adapted to carry out a predictive monitoring procedure of the operating conditions of the electric power distribution grid.
System and method for electrical grid management, risk mitigation, and resilience
A system and method for providing risk mitigation and resilience to the electrical grid system by allowing bi-directional electricity usage from a distributed network of energy storage stations to form a large, distributed resource for the grid. A machine learning optimization module ingests various forms of data—from grid telemetry to traffic data to trip-to-trip data and more—in order to make informed spatiotemporal decisions about strategically placing and balancing energy stores across various regions to support optimum energy usage, risk mitigation, and grid fortification. Energy stores are then sent updated parameters as to the amount of energy to hold or release.