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Stability Assessment of Power System Models For Higher Wind Penetration
T. Geetha, V. Jayashankar
Published in
2008
Abstract
For grids of low X/R ratios voltage control through active power is effective in reducing the voltage at the point of interconnection of wind farms to grid. Active power voltage control can be achieved using energy storage schemes or inter connectors. In this paper we propose variable frequency transformers (VFT) as an effective means of interconnecting synchronous or asynchronous regions to enhance wind penetration. It is shown that the steady state stability limits of the system are improved with VFT as inter connectors. Also the performance of the VFT under open circuit and short circuit conditions are evaluated. © 2008 IEEE.
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Journal2008 Joint International Conference on Power System Technology POWERCON and IEEE Power India Conference, POWERCON 2008
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Concepts (23)
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    Active power
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    Open circuits
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    POWER SYSTEM MODELS
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    Short-circuit conditions
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    STABILITY ASSESSMENTS
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    STABILITY LIMITS
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    STEADY STATE STABILITY LIMITS
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    STORAGE SCHEMES
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    VARIABLE FREQUENCY TRANSFORMERS
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    WIND FARMS
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    WIND PENETRATIONS
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    X/R RATIOS
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    Electric converters
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    Electric potential
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    Electric power transmission networks
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    Electric utilities
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    FARMS
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    Model structures
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    Power transmission
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    Voltage control
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    Voltage regulators
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    Wind power
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    System stability