Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter

Distributed three-level converters operate in a grid-connected state through an input-parallel output-parallel (IPOP) mode. These converters offer advantages such as high efficiency, high flexibility, and low cost, making them widely applicable in new energy scenarios such as energy storage converte...

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Main Authors: HU Liang, ZHOU Zhenbang, MEI Wenqing, WANG Yue, FU Jianguo, LIU Yayun
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Published: Editorial Office of Control and Information Technology 2024-12-01
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Online Access:http://ctet.csrzic.com/thesisDetails#10.13889/j.issn.2096-5427.2024.06.008
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author HU Liang
ZHOU Zhenbang
MEI Wenqing
WANG Yue
FU Jianguo
LIU Yayun
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ZHOU Zhenbang
MEI Wenqing
WANG Yue
FU Jianguo
LIU Yayun
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description Distributed three-level converters operate in a grid-connected state through an input-parallel output-parallel (IPOP) mode. These converters offer advantages such as high efficiency, high flexibility, and low cost, making them widely applicable in new energy scenarios such as energy storage converter and photovoltaic converter. Grid-connected converters are deemed one of important solutions in the context of increasing proportions of renewable energy utilization and power electronic equipment application. In order to suppress circulating currents in distributed IPOP three-level grid-connected converter systems, this paper proposes a circulating current suppression control method specific for this type of converters. A power equivalent model was established to simulate zero-sequence circulating currents, allowing for the analysis of harmonic components in circulating currents based on the carrier disposition modulation of injected zero-sequence voltage. The proportional complex integral (PCI) method is introduced for compensating for the zero-sequence modulation of each independent controller, to suppress low-frequency circulating currents between converters. Moreover, zero-sequence DC component suppression is integrated in the virtual speed governor link to achieve comprehensive control. The method proposed eliminated over 90% of the circulating current components in simulations and experiments, verifying the correctness and effectiveness of the zero-sequence circulating current modeling and suppression approach.
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spelling doaj-art-75138bcbd40f48fb901b4759da7b8f7f2025-08-25T06:57:51ZzhoEditorial Office of Control and Information TechnologyKongzhi Yu Xinxi Jishu2096-54272024-12-01606680141281Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected ConverterHU LiangZHOU ZhenbangMEI WenqingWANG YueFU JianguoLIU YayunDistributed three-level converters operate in a grid-connected state through an input-parallel output-parallel (IPOP) mode. These converters offer advantages such as high efficiency, high flexibility, and low cost, making them widely applicable in new energy scenarios such as energy storage converter and photovoltaic converter. Grid-connected converters are deemed one of important solutions in the context of increasing proportions of renewable energy utilization and power electronic equipment application. In order to suppress circulating currents in distributed IPOP three-level grid-connected converter systems, this paper proposes a circulating current suppression control method specific for this type of converters. A power equivalent model was established to simulate zero-sequence circulating currents, allowing for the analysis of harmonic components in circulating currents based on the carrier disposition modulation of injected zero-sequence voltage. The proportional complex integral (PCI) method is introduced for compensating for the zero-sequence modulation of each independent controller, to suppress low-frequency circulating currents between converters. Moreover, zero-sequence DC component suppression is integrated in the virtual speed governor link to achieve comprehensive control. The method proposed eliminated over 90% of the circulating current components in simulations and experiments, verifying the correctness and effectiveness of the zero-sequence circulating current modeling and suppression approach.http://ctet.csrzic.com/thesisDetails#10.13889/j.issn.2096-5427.2024.06.008grid-connected convertercirculating current suppressioninput-parallel output-parallel(IPOP)interconnection of distributed resourcemodelingproportional complex integral(PCI)
spellingShingle HU Liang
ZHOU Zhenbang
MEI Wenqing
WANG Yue
FU Jianguo
LIU Yayun
Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter
Kongzhi Yu Xinxi Jishu
grid-connected converter
circulating current suppression
input-parallel output-parallel(IPOP)
interconnection of distributed resource
modeling
proportional complex integral(PCI)
title Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter
title_full Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter
title_fullStr Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter
title_full_unstemmed Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter
title_short Circulating Current Suppression Control Method for Distributed Grid-Connected Converter
title_sort circulating current suppression control method for distributed grid connected converter
topic grid-connected converter
circulating current suppression
input-parallel output-parallel(IPOP)
interconnection of distributed resource
modeling
proportional complex integral(PCI)
url http://ctet.csrzic.com/thesisDetails#10.13889/j.issn.2096-5427.2024.06.008
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