After new energy (photovoltaic, wind power) replaces the synchronous unit, the system rotational inertia plummeted. A small power perturbation can be triggered by frequency collapse with ± 0.5Hz fluctuations far beyond the ± 0.2Hz safety threshold.
New energy high-penetration areas have reduced short-circuit capacity (SCR<1.5) with weak voltage immunity to disturbances, which is prone to chained voltage instability.
Traditional grid-following equipment passively goes off-grid during grid failures, exacerbating system collapse. Xinjiang wind power bases have experienced large-scale disconnections triggered by voltage dips.
New energy sources lack self-boot capabilities and rely on external power sources to restore them after a major power outage, which can take hours.
DC side rating | |||
Direct current voltage (VDC) | 1050 ~ 1500 V | DC side maximum current | 1833 A |
DC voltage ripple coefficient | <1% | DC current ripple coefficient | <3% |
AC side rating | |||
Rated power | 1750 kW | Maximum output power | 1900 kW |
Rated grid voltage | 690 V | Allowable grid voltage | 630 ~ 760 V |
Maximum AC output current | 158 A | Rated grid frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Allowable grid frequency | 45 ~ 55 Hz / 55 ~ 65 Hz | Total harmonic distortion (THD) | <3% |
Power factor | >0.99 | Power factor range | 1.0(In advance) ~ 1.0(Backward) |
AC access method | Three-phase three-wiring system |
Power Control System for Grid-Forming Energy Storage (GF-PCS) shall comply with EN61000-6-2,EN61000-6-4,IEC62477,GB/T 34120-2017,GB/T 34133-2017,GB/T 36547-2018,GB/T 36548-2018,SAGC:BESF/RPPS、UL1741 and other standards.