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publication name Contribution of small-scale wind generation to primary frequency control
Authors A. A. Nafeh, and Adel Rafa
year 2013
keywords
journal International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields
volume 26
issue 3
pages 287-294
publisher Not Available
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Abstract

The connection of small-scale embedded generation to the grid may influence the frequency and voltage stability of the power system. A load-frequency control technique for systems with high penetration of small-scale wind generation is proposed. The proposed controller has been successfully implemented and tested using PSCAD/ EMTDC (PSCAD Power System Simulation, HVDC Research Centre, Manitoba, Canada). In this study, the impact of small-scale wind turbines on frequency stability of the system is studied in detail. This study shows that large penetration of small-scale wind turbines with load and frequency has a significant impact on the stability and security level of electrical network.

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