Aggregating Large Wind Farm Composed of Different Smaller Wind Farms
International Journal on Power Engineering and Energy • 2015
Publication Information
Authors
Mona A. Bayoumi and Ahmed. M. Atallah
Keywords
Wind farm aggregation, dynamic wind farm
model, wind speed variance and doubly fed induction
generators.
Journal
International Journal on Power Engineering and Energy
Publisher
infomesr.org
Volume
6
Issue
12
Pages
551-559
publication.type
International
Paper Link
Open Link
Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
This paper presents a comprehensive
dynamic equivalent model of a wind farm with doubly fed
induction generator wind turbine using back to back
converter. This paper uses a wind farm with different
wind turbines (same wind turbine technology but
different rated power) coupled to the same grid
connection point. It presents a comparative study of four
aggregated modeling techniques, namely, full aggregated
model using equivalent wind speed (FAM-EWS), full
aggregated model using average wind speed (FAM-AWS),
semi aggregated model (SAM), multi full aggregated
model using equivalent wind speed (MFAM-EWS).
Simulation has been carried out for these techniques and
compare them with the complete model using their
different effects such as wind farm power, reactive power
and system dynamics; besides varying the variance effects
on these techniques.
dynamic equivalent model of a wind farm with doubly fed
induction generator wind turbine using back to back
converter. This paper uses a wind farm with different
wind turbines (same wind turbine technology but
different rated power) coupled to the same grid
connection point. It presents a comparative study of four
aggregated modeling techniques, namely, full aggregated
model using equivalent wind speed (FAM-EWS), full
aggregated model using average wind speed (FAM-AWS),
semi aggregated model (SAM), multi full aggregated
model using equivalent wind speed (MFAM-EWS).
Simulation has been carried out for these techniques and
compare them with the complete model using their
different effects such as wind farm power, reactive power
and system dynamics; besides varying the variance effects
on these techniques.
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