Master-Slave Joint Power Flow with Wind Power Generators

Yan Ling Wang; Xiao Feng Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.668-669.745

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Master-Slave Joint Power Flow with Wind Power Generators

Abstract:

First based on the analysis of dynamic characteristics of wind power generators, the uniform extended flow model for transmission-distribution joint with wind power generators is derived. The master-slave decomposition and coordination solving methods is proposed. Master-slave system joint calculation, considering the affect between each other, realized the joint integration calculation of power system and improved the verisimilitude of results. And, the dynamic characteristics of dynamic element of the master-slave system are considered, and it makes the results more practical. Finally, through 94-node example system analysis, the effectiveness and necessity of the proposed model and method is verified.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 668-669)

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October 2014

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Yan Ling Wang*, Xiao Feng Zhou

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Distribution System, Extended Power Flow, Transmission System, Wind Power Generators

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