High proportion of new energy power system frequency and voltage support and regulation technology based on doubly fed induction generator

Abstract With the increasing proportion of new energy in power systems, issues regarding system voltage, inertia, and primary frequency regulation have become increasingly severe. In response to control and grid safety issues, a high proportion of new energy power system frequency and voltage support and regulation technology based on a doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) is proposed. The voltage-magnetic link equation of DFIG is theoretically derived, and the control principles of active and reactive power of DFIG are proposed. The support and regulation characteristics of improving the voltage of new energy substations are studied. Verification is conducted through large-scale grid simulation and on-site measurements.