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Development and simulation of dynamic control strategies for wind farms

Development and simulation of dynamic control strategies for wind farms

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The authors show that: (a) with reliable prediction of low variance in the wind velocity, modern wind farms have the wherewithal to produce regulated power in the next hour; (b) when the conditions for producing regulated power are not predicted, the wind farms may opt to use the tracking mode which tracks the slowly time-varying, non-turbulent component of wind power and (c) the proposed control system has the capability to divert some of the wind farm power to implement dynamic performance enhancement strategies, for system damping. The capabilities are demonstrated by simulations of a wind farm made up of 24 wind-turbine generators using one-hour-long wind velocity data.

Inspec keywords: tracking; wind turbines; turbogenerators; wind power plants; power generation control; damping

Other keywords: wind power time-varying component; one-hour-long wind velocity data; wind-turbine generator; wind power nonturbulent component; power regulation; tracking mode; dynamic control strategy; system damping; proposed control system; wind farm power

Subjects: Control of electric power systems; Power system control; Wind power plants

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