The non-disturbance fast transfer system features multiple switching modes and integrated protection functions, allowing flexible configuration and adjustment to suit different operating conditions. It ensures fast and safe power source transfer under complex scenarios, which is critical for shortening outage recovery time and improving overall economic performance.
As the Group’s first offshore wind power project, this wind farm addressed the long-standing challenge that uninterrupted transfer could not be implemented on energized high-voltage busbars in renewable energy stations. By deploying the non-disturbance fast transfer system, the project achieved the first engineering application of 35 kV energized-bus smart and reliable switching technology in the renewable energy sector.
Successful commissioning of the system has significantly increased annual energy production during main transformer maintenance periods, greatly reduced wind curtailment, and alleviated the workload of operation and maintenance personnel during maintenance outages. The solution delivers substantial economic benefits and provides an effective and replicable reference for addressing generation losses during transformer maintenance under similar network configurations across the Group.
For offshore wind power supply systems dominated by large-scale power converters, the solution focuses on real-time voltage monitoring of two energized 35 kV bus sections under various operating conditions. Short-term bus coupling analysis and power flow distribution calculations serve as key analytical supports, supplemented by smart power allocation limits to ensure smooth and reliable switching.
In wind and photovoltaic generation systems, where system robustness is relatively low and bus operating conditions are complex, switching processes must also account for the operating states of main transformers, grounding transformers, and SVGs, making circulating current analysis more challenging. By establishing a comprehensive system operation model and integrating bus sectional voltage monitoring with circulating-current and transient power flow analysis, our company has optimized and upgraded fast transfer technology to achieve stable and smooth switching for multi-source busbar configurations with large-scale converter-based generation.
