Cangbi Ding

Title: Cangbi Ding and Reactive Power Planning for Offshore Wind Integration.

Introduction

Cangbi Ding is an inventor based in Fuzhou, China. His patent work addresses the challenge of maintaining voltage stability as large-scale offshore wind power connects to regional power grids.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Ding: “Method and Terminal for Configuring Reactive Power Capacity of a Power Grid to Which Offshore Wind Power Is Connected on a Large Scale.”

The method calculates static voltage stability indices for substations and relative dynamic voltage-drop area indices under an N-2 fault. It uses these calculations to identify voltage-stability weak points and assess risks to the regional grid. The identified nodes become candidates for reactive power compensation. The approach then seeks to minimize the total cost of compensation devices while satisfying static voltage-stability, fault-state voltage-stability, and other constraints.

Career Highlights

Ding’s listed professional affiliations include State Grid Fujian Economic Research Institute and State Grid Fujian Electric Power Co., Ltd. His patent reflects work on planning reactive power capacity to support grid stability during large-scale offshore wind integration.

Collaborations

The provided information names Wei Wu and Yuchen Tang as Ding’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not specified.

Conclusion

Cangbi Ding’s listed invention combines grid-stability analysis with cost-conscious reactive power planning, addressing an important technical consideration in connecting offshore wind power to regional electricity networks.