变频技术在变速恒频风电系统的应用（Application of frequency conversion technology in variable speed constant frequency wind power system）.docVIP

变频技术在变速恒频风电系统的应用（Application of frequency conversion technology in variable speed constant frequency wind power system） Abstract: variable speed constant frequency wind power generation technology especially the technology of doubly fed asynchronous generator is widely used in wind power generation. In this paper based on the application of frequency conversion technology in wind power generation system, the topology and control strategy of different variable speed constant frequency wind power generation system is analyzed, and the products of QHVERT-DFIG-1500B converter research VSCF doubly fed induction wind power generation technology and Beijing qingneng Huafu Wind Power Technology Co. ltd.. Key words: wind power, variable speed constant frequency and variable frequency technology I. Introduction Chinese wind is very rich in resources, has proven reserves of wind energy is about 3226GW, which can make use of wind energy is about 253GW, mainly distributed in the northwest, North and northeast of the grassland and Gobi and the East and southeast coastal areas and islands. According to statistics, by the end of 2006, Chinese mainland has built wind farms 91, running a total of 3311 wind turbine units, the total capacity of 2 million 599 thousand kW (in order to complete the whole hoisting as a statistical basis). The wind power generation has been built mainly in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Liaoning and other 16 provinces. According to the SERC published data, as of the end of 2006, Chinese power installed capacity reached 622 million kW, wind power accounted for 0.42% of the total installed capacity. By the end of 2006, the total installed capacity of wind power has reached 73 million 904 thousand kW, which Germanys total installed capacity of 20 million 622 thousand kW, ranking first in the world, Chinese 2006 wind power installed capacity after the United States, Germany, India and Spain, ranked fifth; the total installed capacity ranking six