A quantitative evaluation method for the performance of primary frequency regulation of system resources

With large scale new energy power being connected to the grid, the frequency support capability of the system decreases gradually. In order to meet the regulation requirements of system frequency stability and lay the foundation for frequency stability coordination and optimization control, it is necessary to use reasonable quantitative evaluation indicators for primary frequency regulation performance. Firstly, the dynamic response characteristics of frequency modulation resources in load fluctuation scenarios and large power disturbance scenarios are analyzed separately. Then, by mastering the frequency response characteristics of the system considering primary frequency regulation in different scenarios, the key factors affecting the safety and stability characteristics of the system frequency are determined. Finally, a quantitative evaluation method for the primary frequency regulation performance of frequency modulation resources is proposed, and the applicability of the proposed evaluation method is verified based on typical scenario examples.