Analysis and Control on Oscillation Characteristics of Smart Grid with Large-Scale Wind Power Integration

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To deal with the problem of large-scale wind power integration and its influence on low frequency oscillation characteristics of Gansu power network, this paper built the low frequency oscillation simulation model with large amount of wind power integration, and proposed an index, namely grid structural weakness degree, based on the damping ratio index, to investigate low frequency oscillation characteristics. The simulation shows that the damping ratio decreases as the wind turbine output increases; and when the damping ratio is lower than 3%, or weakness degree lower than 4, it is more likely to cause low frequency oscillation in Gansu power network, and early-warning should be taken. The analysis provides a reference for low frequency oscillation early-warning and control.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 732-733)

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1342-1347

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