Method and terminal for configuring reactive power capacity of a power grid to which offshore wind power is connected on a large scale

Abstract

A method for configuring reactive power capacity of a power grid to which offshore wind power is connected on a large scale includes the following steps. Static voltage stability index of substations in a regional power grid to which the offshore wind power is connected on the large scale and at multiple points and relative dynamic voltage drop area index for an N-2 fault are calculated. Thus, weak nodes in voltage stability are located, thereby implementing a prediction of a risk to the voltage stability of the regional power grid. These nodes are used as candidate reactive power compensation configuration nodes. An objective function is established as the minimum total cost of reactive power compensation devices at the candidate reactive power compensation configuration nodes. A multi-type reactive power optimization configuration model including static voltage stability constraints, voltage stability constraints under faulty state, and other constraints is solved.