The Comparison and Overview of Different Types of Wind Power System

Hui Min Yang; Yun Song Li; Yong Liang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.437.495

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The Comparison and Overview of Different Types of Wind Power System

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In order to choose a financial and suitable wind power system, the analysis of different wind power system is necessary. The paper reviewed several kinds of commonly used wind power system, given the topology structure same and different placesgenerator types respective advantages and disadvantages and applicable range of them. Compared and analysed direct-drive PMSG system and constant speed constant frequency SCIG system .Finally discussed the development trend of wind power generation system and the work emphasis in the future. It has certain reference value for research and choose of wind power system.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 437)

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Hui Min Yang*, Yun Song Li, Yong Liang Wang

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Generator, Variable Speed Constant Frequency, Wind Power System

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