SUB-MODULE DISTRIBUTED CONTROL METHOD, DEVICE AND SYSTEM
20170317574 · 2017-11-02
Assignee
Inventors
- Jiudong DING (Jiangsu, CN)
- Jie TIAN (Jiangsu, CN)
- Yunlong DONG (Jiangsu, CN)
- Haiying Li (Jiangsu, CN)
- Dongming Cao (Jiangsu, CN)
- Haibin LIU (Jiangsu, CN)
- Yu LU (Jiangsu, CN)
Cpc classification
H02M1/325
ELECTRICITY
H02M7/483
ELECTRICITY
H02M7/00
ELECTRICITY
H02M7/4835
ELECTRICITY
International classification
Abstract
A submodule distributed control method, device and system are provided. Submodules of each bridge arm are grouped. Each group corresponds to one valve based controller. An upper-level control device calculates a weight of each group according to a bridge arm current, an average voltage of normal submodules in each group, and the number of the normal submodules in each group; calculates, according to the number of submodules to be input in a corresponding bridge arm, the number of submodules being input in each group and delivers the number to the valve based controller. The valve based controller operates according to a voltage balancing policy and a gating method that are provided in the prior art.
Claims
1. A submodule distributed control method, wherein all submodules of each bridge arm of a converter valve are grouped into M groups, M being ≧1, all the submodules comprise faulty submodules and normal submodules, the respective submodules in each group are equal or unequal in number, the normal submodules in each group are allowed to dynamically change in number, each group corresponds to one valve based controller, each valve based controller separately operates, an upper-level controller delivers the number of input submodules to the valve based controller, and the number of input submodules is calculated as follows: (1) finding, by each valve based controller, an average voltage Ū.sub.i of the normal submodules administered by the valve based controller, counting the number N.sub.i.sup.ok of the normal submodules, and sending the average voltage and the number to the upper-level controller; (2) acquiring, by the upper-level controller, a bridge arm current I.sub.arm and determining a direction; (3) solving, by the upper-level controller, a weight B.sub.i of each administered valve based controller according to the average voltage Ū.sub.i of the normal submodules administered by each valve based controller, the number N.sub.i.sup.ok of the normal submodules, and the direction of the bridge arm current, where when the bridge arm current is in a charging direction,
2. The submodule distributed control method according to claim 1, wherein the upper-level controller administers one or more bridge arms.
3. The submodule distributed control method according to claim 1, wherein the normal submodules are submodules that can participate in normal switching.
4. The submodule distributed control method according to claim 1, wherein the faulty submodules comprise submodules that are in a bypass state and a locked state, and a vacant slot on a converter valve tower.
5. The submodule distributed control method according to claim 1, wherein a value of the subscript i of all variables ranges from 1 to M.
6. The submodule distributed control method according to claim 1, wherein the charging direction in step (3) refers to a direction of the bridge arm current when a submodule voltage rises, and the discharging direction refers to a direction of the bridge arm current when the submodule voltage drops.
7. A submodule distributed control device, comprising a direction determination unit, a weight solution unit, a selection switch unit, a bridge arm input calculation unit, and a valve based controller input calculation unit, wherein the direction determination unit is configured to determine a direction according to the acquired bridge arm current I.sub.arm; the weight solution unit is configured to solve a weight B.sub.i of each administered valve based controller according to an average voltage Ū.sub.i of normal submodules administered by each valve based controller, the number N.sub.i.sup.ok of the normal submodules, and the direction of the bridge arm current, where when the bridge arm current is in a charging direction,
8. A submodule distributed control system, comprising a converter valve, an upper-level controller, and a valve based controller, wherein all submodules of each bridge arm of the converter valve are grouped into M groups, M being ≧1, all the submodules comprise faulty submodules and normal submodules, the respective submodules in each group are equal or unequal in number, the normal submodules in each group are allowed to dynamically change in number, each group corresponds to one valve based controller, and each valve based controller separately operates; and the upper-level controller comprises a submodule distributed control device as defined in claim 7 and is configured to calculate the number of input submodules and deliver the number to the valve based controller.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0033] The technical solutions of the present invention are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0034] In a submodule distributed control method, all submodules of each bridge arm of a converter valve are grouped into M groups, M being ≧1, all the submodules include faulty submodules and normal submodules, the respective submodules in each group may be equal or unequal in number, the normal submodules in each group are allowed to dynamically change in number, each group corresponds to one valve based controller, each valve based controller separately operates, an upper-level controller delivers the number of input submodules to the valve based controller, and the number of input submodules is calculated as follows:
[0035] (1) finding, by each valve based controller, an average voltage Ū.sub.i of the normal submodules administered by the valve based controller, counting the number of N.sub.i.sup.ok of the normal submodules, and sending the average voltage and the number to the upper-level controller;
[0036] (2) acquiring, by the upper-level controller, a bridge arm current I.sub.arm and determining a direction;
[0037] (3) solving, by the upper-level controller, a weight B.sub.i of each administered valve based controller according to the average voltage Ū.sub.i of the normal submodules administered by each valve based controller, the number N.sub.i.sup.ok of the normal submodules, and the direction of the bridge arm current, where when the bridge arm current is in a charging direction,
and when the bridge arm current is in a discharging direction,
and
[0038] (4) calculating, by the upper-level controller according to the total number N.sub.total.sup.on of the submodules to be input in a corresponding bridge arm and the weight B.sub.i of each valve based controller, the number N.sub.i.sup.on=round (B.sub.i N.sub.total.sup.on) of the submodules being input in each valve based controller, where round is a rounding function.
[0039] The upper-level controller can administer one or more bridge arms of the converter valve.
[0040] The normal submodules are submodules that can participate in normal switching.
[0041] The faulty submodules include submodules that are in a bypass state and a locked state, and a vacant slot on a converter valve tower.
[0042] A value of the subscript i of all variables ranges from 1 to M.
[0043] The charging direction refers to a direction of the bridge arm current when a submodule voltage rises, and the discharging direction refers to a direction of the bridge arm current when the submodule voltage drops.
[0044] The present invention further provides a submodule distributed control device, which includes, as shown in
[0045] the direction determination unit is configured to determine a direction according to the acquired bridge arm current I.sub.arm;
[0046] the weight solution unit is configured to solve a weight B.sub.i of each administered valve based controller according to an average voltage Ū.sub.i of normal submodules administered by each valve based controller, the number N.sub.i.sup.ok of the normal submodules, and the direction of the bridge arm current, where when the bridge arm current is in a charging direction,
and when the bridge arm current is in a discharging direction,
[0047] the selection switch unit is configured to select the weight B.sub.i of the administered valve based controller according to a determination result of the direction determination unit, and output the weight to the valve based controller input calculation unit; and
[0048] the valve based controller input calculation unit is configured to calculate, according to the weight B.sub.i and the total number N.sub.total.sup.on, calculated by the bridge arm input calculation unit, of the submodules to be input in a corresponding bridge arm, the number N.sub.i.sup.on=round (B.sub.i N.sub.total.sup.on) of the submodules being input in each valve based controller, where round is a rounding function.
[0049] The present invention further provides a submodule distributed control system, which includes a converter valve, an upper-level controller, and a valve based controller, where all submodules of each bridge arm of the converter valve are grouped into M groups, M being ≧1, all the submodules include faulty submodules and normal submodules, the respective submodules in each group are equal or unequal in number, the normal submodules in each group are allowed to dynamically change in number, each group corresponds to one valve based controller, and each valve based controller separately operates; and the upper-level controller includes a submodule distributed control device of the present invention and is configured to calculate the number of input submodules and deliver the number to the valve based controller.
[0050] The foregoing embodiment merely describes the technical idea of the present invention, but is not intended to limit the protection scope of the present invention. Any modification made based on the technical solutions and according to the technical idea provided by the present invention falls within the protection scope of the present invention.