A Review on Low Voltage Ride-Through Solutions for PMSG Wind Turbine

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The exiting of wind turbines will cause the adverse effect on the power grid and its assembling unit in network voltage drops. So, direct-drive wind power generation system should meet the requirement of the certain ability of low voltage. This paper introduces the influence of wind power system with different structure by voltage drop as well as the disadvantage and advantage on LVRT. The relate regulations based on LVRT are analyzed. The existing LVRT technologies of direct-drive wind power systems are briefly presented. The characteristics of each scheme from the different LVRT technology are analyzed. Moreover, further study of LVRT for PMSG is pointed out.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1070-1072)

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209-215

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December 2014

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