Frequency Control and Wind Turbine Technologies
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Increasing levels of wind generation has resulted in an urgent need for the assessment of their impact on frequency control of power systems. Whereas increased system inertia is intrinsically linked to the addition of synchronous generation to power systems, due to differing electromechanical characteristics, this inherent link is not present in wind turbine generators. Regardless of wind turbine technology, the displacement of conventional generation with wind will result in increased rates of change of system frequency. The magnitude of the frequency excursion following a loss of generation may also increase. Amendment of reserve policies or modification of wind turbine inertial response characteristics may…
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- Wind power
- Turbine
- Automatic frequency control
- Electric power system
- Electricity generation
- Automatic Generation Control
- Inertia
- Control theory (sociology)
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Affordable and clean energy
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