Mechanism Research about Impact of Large-Scale Wind Power Integration on Grid Loss

Ze Tian Wei; Wen Ying Liu; Fu Chao Liu; Jian Zong Zhuo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1070-1072.200

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Mechanism Research about Impact of Large-Scale Wind Power Integration on Grid Loss

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This paper firstly analyzes the mechanism of transmission line and transformer loss and illustrates the equivalent model and calculating method. Then creates a simple three-node model and discusses the main factors which affect the grid loss with adequate formula. At last, we draw a concise conclusion that there are several factors affecting grid loss. The main factors are the location of wind power access, the active power flow of transmission lines, the active power output of wind farms and the voltage level of wind power access.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1070-1072)

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Ze Tian Wei*, Wen Ying Liu, Fu Chao Liu, Jian Zong Zhuo

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Centralized Access, Grid Loss, Large-Scale Wind Power

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