Frequency Modulation Control of Hydraulic Wind Turbines Based on Ocean Used Wind Turbines and Energy Storage.

Based on the energy storage type of hydraulic wind turbines (HWTs) and in view of the unit frequency drop problem under high wind power proportion conditions, this paper proposes a method of primary frequency control under maximum power point tracking (MPPT). HWT power output is affected by wind speed randomness and volatility. In addition, traditional wind turbines do not have inertial adjustment ability, leading to a decrease in the frequency stability of the power system caused by the increase in wind power permeability. In the paper, a hydraulic energy storage system and synchronous generator are combined to carry out primary frequency modulation, and a mathematical model of the hydraulic energy storage system, the hydraulic main transmission system, and the generator active power regulation system after grid connection is established. By analyzing the load changing rules of power systems and frequency fluctuation caused by the power system load after the wind turbine is grid-connected, the variable parameter frequency modulation compensation control strategy of combined turbine-energy storage systems is established, and simulation verification under different load fluctuations is carried out, verifying the effectiveness of the frequency modulation control strategy, which achieves a good control effect for improving the frequency modulation ability of hydraulic wind turbines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]