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1 Reliable Modular Multilevel Converters (MMCs) for High-Voltage Direct-Current (HVDC) Transmission
Fujin Deng Department of Energy Technology Aalborg University, Denmark

2 HVDC Transmission Technology
Advantages: Low losses & Small footprint Long-distance power transmission Active and reactive power individual control No reactive power and frequency regulation issue Power transmission between different AC grids (different voltage or frequency)

3 Outline Basics of MMC-HVDC Fault Detection Method
3 Outline Basics of MMC-HVDC Fault Detection Method Fault Localization Method Fault Tolerant Control

4 I. Basics of MMC based HVDC
Advantages: Modularity Scalability High reliability Multi-level High power quality Low switching frequency SM F. Deng and Z. Chen, 2015, “Voltage-balancing method for modular multilevel converters under phase-shifted carrier-based pulse-width modulation,” IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, vol. 62, no. 7, pp

5 SM equivalent model: Operation mode SM state S1 S2 usm
Arm current iarm Capacitor Csm Voltage uc I On Off Uc Positive Charge Increased Negative Discharge Decreased II Positive or negative Bypass Unchanged F. Deng and Z. Chen, “A control method for voltage balancing in modular multilevel converters,” IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, vol. 29, no. 1, pp , 2014

6 II. Fault Detection for MMCs
Switch open-circuit fault in SM unit Kalman Filter Method with Method: Detecting fault based on inner difference current idiff_j. Phase A Phase B Phase C Three-phase MMCs

7 Kalman Filter (KF) for estimating inner difference current idiff_j
Fault detection method F. Deng, Z. Chen, M. R. Khan, and R. Zhu, “Fault detection and localization method for modular multilevel converters,” IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, vol. 30, no. 5, pp , 2015.

8 IV. Fault Localization for MMCs
iarm g1 g2 Normal operation T1 fault iarm flows through usm > 0 on off d1 & Csm uc T2 < 0 Csm &T1 d2 (1) Conclusion: Normal Fault Capacitor voltage uc in faulty SM would be increased. (2) iarm g1 g2 Normal operation T2 fault iarm flows through usm > 0 on off d1 &Csm uc T2 < 0 Csm &T1 d2 Normal Fault Conclusion: Capacitor voltage uc in faulty SM would be increased. F. Deng, Z. Chen, M. R. Khan, and R. Zhu, “Fault detection and localization method for modular multilevel converters,” IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, vol. 30, no. 5, pp , 2015.

9 Fault localization method
(3) iarm g1 g2 Normal operation T1 and T2 fault iarm flows through usm > 0 on off d1 & Csm uc T2 < 0 Csm & T1 d2 Conclusion: Capacitor voltage uc in faulty SM would be increased. Normal Fault Normal Fault Fault localization method

10 Experimental Studies Experimental setup: kW prototype 4 cells per arm
Dspace controller

11 Normal Operation Estimated value = Measured value

12 Top IGBT Fault in Cell21

13 Buttom IGBT Fault in Cell21

14 V. Fault Tolerant Control
Equivalent circuit: Result in fundamental component in

15 Control for eliminating fundamental component in inner difference current of phase A
Control for eliminating fundamental component in inner difference current of three-phase MMCs

16 Experimental Studies Experimental setup: kW prototype 4 cells per arm
Dspace controller Phase A Phase B Phase C

17 Phase A Phase B Phase C No control with control

18 18 Thanks !


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