Analysis reveals improved power flow control and stability in single-AC multi-DC hybrid grids, suggesting a viable solution for AC/DC systems.
In regions with concentrated load centers in China, the AC transmission network is dense, leading to challenges such as difficulties in power flow control and excessive short-circuit currents. The scale effect of AC grids is approaching saturation, making it imperative to develop new AC/DC hybrid grid structures. To enhance the controllability, security, and stability of AC/DC hybrid power systems, a single-AC multi-DC hybrid grid structure is proposed in this paper. The operational characteristics of this grid are analyzed in terms of power flow control capability, N-1 overload, short-circuit current, frequency stability, voltage stability, and synchronous stability, and a method for constructing the single-AC multi-DC hybrid grid is presented. Finally, simulation analysis is conducted on a typical single-AC multi-DC case, and the results indicate that this hybrid grid structure can simultaneously satisfy the controllability, security, and stability requirements of AC/DC power systems, making it a highly promising grid configuration.
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