Method for controlling a wind turbine during an asymmetrical grid fault and a wind turbine

1. A method for controlling a wind turbine connected to a three-phase electrical supply grid during an asymmetrical grid fault, wherein the wind turbine includes a doubly-fed induction generator having a rotor connected to the electrical supply grid via a converter system and having a stator connected to the electrical supply grid, the converters system including a rotor-side converter, a line-side converter and a controller having a characteristic specifying, for an actual value of a line voltage in a negative phase-sequence system, a setpoint value for a reactive current to be fed into the three-phase electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system, the method comprising the steps of:

measuring the actual values of the line voltage in at least two phases;

transforming the measured actual values of the line voltage into an actual value of the line voltage in the negative phase-sequence system;

determining a setpoint value for a reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system on the basis of the characteristic and the actual value of the line voltage in the negative phase-sequence system;

distributing the determined setpoint value for the reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system among the rotor-side converter and the line-side converter by determining a setpoint value for a reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter and a setpoint value for a reactive current component to be provided by the line-side converter in accordance with a distribution rule provided in the controller; and,

driving the rotor-side converter and the line-side converter for feeding in reactive current corresponding to the distributed setpoint values.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the setpoint value for the reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter is limited to a predefined maximum value.

3. The method of claim 2 , wherein, in the event that the predefined maximum value for the rotor-side converter is exceeded by the setpoint value for the reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system, the difference between the setpoint value for the reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system and the setpoint value for the reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter is preset to the line-side converter as setpoint value for the reactive current component to be provided by the line-side converter.

4. The method of claim 2 , wherein, in the case that the setpoint value for the reactive current to be fed in in the negative phase-sequence system is below the maximum value for the reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter, a setpoint value component which is lower than the setpoint value for the reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter is preset for the line-side converter.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein an actual value of an electrical rotor variable is detected.

6. The method of claim 5 , wherein the detected actual value for the electrical rotor variable is compared with a predefined threshold value for the electrical rotor variable, and when the actual value of the electrical rotor variable is determined as being greater than the predefined threshold value for the electrical rotor variable, the distribution of the setpoint value for the reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system is executed in such a way that the setpoint value for the reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter is above the predefined threshold value increased to a lesser extent than below the predefined threshold value.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the distribution rule is preset depending on the electrical rotor variable.

8. The method of claim 7 , wherein the distribution rule includes a mathematical function.

9. The method of claim 8 , wherein the distribution rule is configured to asymptotically drive the setpoint value component for the rotor-side converter toward the maximum value depending on the electrical rotor variable.

10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the distribution rule includes a set of characteristic curves.

11. The method of claim 1 , wherein the electrical rotor variable is a rotor current.

12. The method of claim 1 , wherein the electrical rotor variable is a rotor voltage.

13. A wind turbine for feeding electricity into a three-phase electrical supply grid, the wind turbine comprising:

a converter system;

a doubly-fed induction generator having a rotor connected to the electrical supply grid via said converter system;

said converter system including a rotor-side converter, a line-side converter and a controller;

said controller having a characteristic specifying, for an actual value of a line voltage in a negative phase-sequence system, a setpoint value for a reactive current to be fed into the three-phase electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system;

the wind turbine further comprising a measuring device configured to detect actual values of the line voltage of at least two phases of the electrical supply grid and to provide said actual values to said controller as input variables;

said controller including:

a transformation module, which is configured to transform the provided actual values of the line voltage into an actual value of the line voltage in the negative phase-sequence system;

a setpoint value module configured to determine a setpoint value for a reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system on the basis of the provided characteristic in response to the actual value of the line voltage in the negative phase-sequence system, and said setpoint value module being further configured to determine a setpoint value for a reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter and a setpoint value for a reactive current component to be provided by the line-side converter in response to the setpoint value of the reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system in dependence on a provided distribution rule; and,

current controllers for the rotor-side converter and the line-side converter, respectively, whereat corresponding ones of setpoint values for the reactive current component to be fed in by the respective converters is present and which current controllers are configured to drive the rotor-side and the line-side converter for feeding in a corresponding reactive current.

14. The wind turbine of claim 13 , which is suitable for operation in accordance with a method comprising the steps of:

measuring the actual values of the line voltage in at least two phases;

transforming the measured actual values of the line voltage into an actual value of the line voltage in the negative phase-sequence system;

determining a setpoint value for a reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system on the basis of the characteristic and the actual value of the line voltage in the negative phase-sequence system;

distributing the determined setpoint value for the reactive current to be fed into the electrical supply grid in the negative phase-sequence system among the rotor-side converter and the line-side converter by determining a setpoint value for a reactive current component to be provided by the rotor-side converter and a setpoint value for a reactive current component to be provided by the line-side converter in accordance with a distribution rule provided in the controller; and,

driving the rotor-side converter and the line-side converter for feeding in reactive current corresponding to the distributed setpoint values.