Anti-Jamming Modification of Exciting System in 600MW Generating Unit

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In order to reduce excitation system swing and resultant reactive power swing, namely, reduce external electromagnetic interference to stable operation of 600MW generating unit, the paper analyses unit excitation control mode and designs hardware and software of excitation system. First, digital microcomputer control system organization was designed based on nonlinear control theory, which had an increase of control mode such as PID control mode, nonlinear optimum electronic control (NOEC) mode besides original voltage difference and current control mode. Second, full duplex collocation configuration mode of excitation system was designed, namely two controllers were master-slave concurrent, and each controller could meet excitation requirement of various operation condition including constrained excitation. Finally, in electric network disturbance test, measured excitation system parameters recovered stably in 1020 ms such as stator voltage Ut, rotor voltage Uf, comprehensive amplified control voltage Uc, active power P and reactive power Q. It is verified that transient stability and unit operating condition are improved.

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